| MAYPOP | • maypop n. A type of passionflower, purple in color (Passiflora incarnata). • MAYPOP n. the edible fruit of a passion flower, an oval yellowish berry as large as a small apple. | 
| CLAYPAN | • claypan n. (Geology) A compact stratum of partially permeable material rich in clay. • CLAYPAN n. a compacted layer of subsoil that retains water. | 
| DAYPACK | • daypack n. A small backpack, suitable for a one-day hike or for carrying books around campus. • day␣pack n. Alternative spelling of daypack. • DAYPACK n. (US) a daysack. | 
| MAYPOLE | • maypole n. A pole, garlanded with streamers held by people who dance around it to celebrate May Day. • maypole n. (Idiomatic) A very tall girl or young lady. • maypole n. (Ornithology) A maypole-like structure of sticks placed about a sapling in the bowers of certain species of bowerbird. | 
| MAYPOPS | • maypops n. Plural of maypop. • MAYPOP n. the edible fruit of a passion flower, an oval yellowish berry as large as a small apple. | 
| PLAYPEN | • playpen n. An enclosure for children to play in. • PLAYPEN n. a safety device for a child's play. | 
| WAYPOST | • waypost n. A sign or other marker that indicates the way along a road or trail. • waypost n. (Figuratively) Something that guides or marks the way along a figurative journey; a temporary stopping point. • WAYPOST n. a guidepost. | 
| CLAYPANS | • claypans n. Plural of claypan. • CLAYPAN n. a compacted layer of subsoil that retains water. | 
| DAYPACKS | • daypacks n. Plural of daypack. • day␣packs n. Plural of day pack. • DAYPACK n. (US) a daysack. | 
| MAYPOLES | • maypoles n. Plural of maypole. • may-poles n. Plural of may-pole. • MAYPOLE n. a decorated pole used in a spring celebration. | 
| PAYPHONE | • payphone n. A public telephone that requires prepayment to operate, generally via the insertion of coins or a credit card. • pay␣phone n. Alternative form of payphone. • PAYPHONE n. a coin-operated public telephone, also PAYFONE. | 
| PLAYPENS | • playpens n. Plural of playpen. • PLAYPEN n. a safety device for a child's play. | 
| WAYPOINT | • waypoint n. Any mapped reference point on a route that can be easily identified. • WAYPOINT n. a point between major points on a route. | 
| WAYPOSTS | • wayposts n. Plural of waypost. • WAYPOST n. a guidepost. | 
| LAYPEOPLE | • laypeople n. Plural of layperson. • lay␣people n. Plural of lay person. • LAYPERSON n. a member of the laity, the people as distinguished from some particular profession, usually the church. | 
| LAYPERSON | • layperson n. A person who is not a cleric. • layperson n. One who is not intimately familiar with a given subject or activity. • lay␣person n. Alternative form of layperson. | 
| PAYPHONES | • payphones n. Plural of payphone. • pay␣phones n. Plural of pay phone. • PAYPHONE n. a coin-operated public telephone, also PAYFONE. | 
| WAYPOINTS | • waypoints n. Plural of waypoint. • WAYPOINT n. a point between major points on a route. | 
| LAYPERSONS | • laypersons n. Plural of layperson. • lay␣persons n. Plural of lay person. • LAYPERSON n. a member of the laity, the people as distinguished from some particular profession, usually the church. |