| DINOS | • dinos n. Plural of dino. • dinos n. An Ancient Greek mixing-bowl or cauldron, without handles or feet. • DINOs n. Plural of DINO. |
| FANOS | • fanos n. Plural of fano. • FANO n. (Latin) a liturgical cape worn by the Pope when celebrating a solemn pontifical mass, also FANON, FANUM. |
| FINOS | • finos n. Plural of fino. • finos n. Second-best wool from Merino sheep. • Finos prop.n. Plural of Fino. |
| GYNOS | • gynos n. Plural of gyno. • GYNO n. (short for) a gynaecologist. |
| KENOS | • KENO n. a gambling game, a variety of the game of lotto, played with numbered balls or knobs, also KEENO, KINO, QUINO. |
| KINOS | • kinos n. Plural of kino. • KINO n. a red gum containing tannin, obtained from several tropical trees. |
| LENOS | • lenos n. (Historical) A trough used in ancient winemaking. • Lenos prop.n. Plural of Leno. • LENO n. a thin, muslin-like fabric. |
| LINOS | • linos n. Plural of lino. • LINO n. (short for) linoleum. |
| MANOS | • manos n. Plural of mano. • MANO n. a stone roller used in Mexico etc. for grinding maize. |
| MINOS | • minos n. Plural of mino. • Minos prop.n. (Greek mythology) The mythological first king of Crete, a son of Zeus by Europa, who imprisoned the… • MINO n. (Japanese) a raincoat of hemp. |
| MONOS | • monos n. Plural of mono. • Monos prop.n. An island in Trinidad and Tobago. • MONO n. the black howler monkey of Central America. |
| NANOS | • Nanos prop.n. A surname from Greek. • NANO n. the science that deals with materials on an atomic or molecular scale. |
| RENOS | • renos n. Plural of reno. • RENO n. (short for) a renovated house. |
| VINOS | • vinos n. Plural of vino. • VINO n. (slang) wine. |
| WINOS | • winos n. Plural of wino. • WINO n. (slang) a down and out who drinks cheap wine. |