| ATROPINS | • ATROPIN n. a medicine derived from the deadly nightshade, also ATROPIA, ATROPINE. |
| CRISPINS | • Crispins n. Plural of Crispin. • CRISPIN n. a poetic name for a shoemaker. |
| DUCKPINS | • duckpins n. Plural of duckpin. • duckpins n. A game played by bowling a small ball at such pins. • DUCKPIN n. a type of bowling pin. |
| FIVEPINS | • fivepins n. Plural of fivepin. • fivepins n. The game of fivepin bowling. • FIVEPINS n. a bowling game. |
| GALOPINS | • galopins n. Plural of galopin. • GALOPIN n. (obsolete) an errand boy, kitchen boy. |
| HAIRPINS | • hairpins n. Plural of hairpin. • hair␣pins n. Plural of hair pin. • HAIRPIN n. a hair fastener. |
| HEADPINS | • headpins n. Plural of headpin. • HEADPIN n. a bowling pin. |
| INCHPINS | • INCHPIN n. (obsolete) the sweetbread of a deer. |
| ISOSPINS | • isospins n. Plural of isospin. • ISOSPIN n. a quantum number applied to members of closely related groups of particles. |
| JALAPINS | • jalapins n. Plural of jalapin. • JALAPIN n. a glucoside resin, one of the purgative principles of jalap. |
| KINGPINS | • kingpins n. Plural of kingpin. • KINGPIN n. a central bolt connecting an axle to a vehicle, also KINGBOLT. |
| NINEPINS | • ninepins n. (Games) The game of skittles. • ninepins n. Plural of ninepin. • NINEPIN n. a wooden pin used in a bowling game. |
| PUSHPINS | • pushpins n. Plural of pushpin. • pushpins v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pushpin. • push-pins n. Plural of push-pin. |
| SCALPINS | • scalpins n. Plural of scalpin. • SCALPINS n. small drainage stones. |
| SCULPINS | • sculpins n. Plural of sculpin. • SCULPIN n. the scorpion fish, also SKULPIN. |
| SKULPINS | • skulpins n. Plural of skulpin. • SKULPIN n. a kind of fish, aka scorpion fish, also SCULPIN. |
| TOPSPINS | • topspins n. Plural of topspin. • TOPSPIN n. a forward spin imparted to a ball. |