| AUDIOBOOKS | • audiobooks n. Plural of audiobook. • audio-books n. Plural of audio-book. • audio␣books n. Plural of audio book. |
| CHECKBOOKS | • checkbooks n. Plural of checkbook. • CHECKBOOK n. (US) a chequebook. |
| DUIKERBOKS | • duikerboks n. Plural of duikerbok. • DUIKERBOK n. (South African) a small South African antelope, also DUIKER, DUYKER. |
| GRASSHOOKS | • grasshooks n. Plural of grasshook. • GRASSHOOK n. a sickle; a kind of tropical finch. |
| GUESTBOOKS | • guestbooks n. Plural of guestbook. • guest␣books n. Plural of guest book. • GUESTBOOK n. a book in a museum, hotel etc. in which a visitor can comment on his or her visit to that place. |
| GUIDEBOOKS | • guidebooks n. Plural of guidebook. • guide␣books n. Plural of guide book. • GUIDEBOOK n. a book of information for tourists. |
| INGLENOOKS | • inglenooks n. Plural of inglenook. • ingle-nooks n. Plural of ingle-nook. • ingle␣nooks n. Plural of ingle nook. |
| MATCHBOOKS | • matchbooks n. Plural of matchbook. • MATCHBOOK n. a book of matches. |
| PSALMBOOKS | • psalmbooks n. Plural of psalmbook. • PSALMBOOK n. a book of psalms. |
| SCRAPBOOKS | • scrapbooks n. Plural of scrapbook. • scrapbooks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of scrapbook. • scrap␣books n. Plural of scrap book. |
| SPOONHOOKS | • spoonhooks n. Plural of spoonhook. • spoon-hooks n. Plural of spoon-hook. • spoon␣hooks n. Plural of spoon hook. |
| SPRINGBOKS | • springboks n. Plural of springbok. • Springboks prop.n. The South African national rugby union team. • SPRINGBOK n. (South African) a kind of antelope, that moves in leaps when alarmed, also SPRINGBUCK. |
| STORYBOOKS | • storybooks n. Plural of storybook. • STORYBOOK n. a book of tales true or fictitious, esp. one for children. |
| STYLEBOOKS | • stylebooks n. Plural of stylebook. • STYLEBOOK n. a book of rules for printers and editors. |
| UNDERCOOKS | • undercooks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of undercook. • UNDERCOOK v. to cook insufficiently or to a lesser extent than usual. |