| ACROLITHS | • acroliths n. Plural of acrolith. • ACROLITH n. (Greek) a statue with a wooden trunk and stone head and extremities. |
| AEROLITHS | • aeroliths n. Plural of aerolith. • AEROLITH n. a meteorite. |
| GUNSMITHS | • gunsmiths n. Plural of gunsmith. • GUNSMITH n. one who makes or repairs firearms. |
| KRYOLITHS | • KRYOLITH n. an aluminum ore, also CRYOLITE, KRYOLITE. |
| LOPOLITHS | • lopoliths n. Plural of lopolith. • LOPOLITH n. a lens-shaped body of igneous rock. |
| MEGALITHS | • megaliths n. Plural of megalith. • MEGALITH n. a huge stone used in prehistoric monuments. |
| MISFAITHS | • misfaiths n. Plural of misfaith. • MISFAITH n. (archaic) distrust. |
| MONOLITHS | • monoliths n. Plural of monolith. • MONOLITH n. a large single stone in form of monument, obelisk or column. |
| MONTEITHS | • monteiths n. Plural of monteith. • Monteiths prop.n. Plural of Monteith. • MONTEITH n. (Scots) a large 17th or 18th century bowl, usually of silver, for cooling punch glasses. |
| PISOLITHS | • pisoliths n. Plural of pisolith. • PISOLITH n. a limestone with pea sized formations in circles, also PISOLITE. |
| POORTITHS | • POORTITH n. (Scots) poverty, also PUIRTITH. |
| PUIRTITHS | • PUIRTITH n. (Scots) poverty, also POORTITH. |
| REGOLITHS | • regoliths n. Plural of regolith. • REGOLITH n. a layer of loose rock overlaying solid rock. |
| TINSMITHS | • tinsmiths n. Plural of tinsmith. • TINSMITH n. one who works with tin. |
| XENOLITHS | • xenoliths n. Plural of xenolith. • XENOLITH n. (Greek) a rock fragment foreign to the igneous mass in which it occurs. |