| COACHMEN | • coachmen n. Plural of coachman. • COACHMAN n. one who drives a coach. |
| DUTCHMEN | • dutchmen n. Plural of dutchman. • Dutchmen n. Plural of Dutchman. • DUTCHMAN n. something used to hide structural defects. |
| HENCHMEN | • henchmen n. Plural of henchman. • HENCHMAN n. an unscrupulous supporter. |
| INCHMEAL | • inchmeal adv. Gradually, little by little (an inch at a time). • INCHMEAL adv. little by little. |
| MARCHMEN | • marchmen n. Plural of marchman. • MARCHMAN n. a person living near a border. |
| PITCHMEN | • pitchmen n. Plural of pitchman. • PITCHMAN n. a salesman of small wares. |
| RANCHMEN | • ranchmen n. Plural of ranchman. • RANCHMAN n. one who works on or owns a ranch. |
| SCHMEARS | • schmears n. Plural of schmear. • SCHMEAR v. (Yiddish) to spread or smear, also SCHMEER, SHMEAR, SHMEER. |
| SCHMECKS | • schmecks n. Plural of schmeck. • SCHMECK v. (Yiddish) to taste good. |
| SCHMEERS | • schmeers n. Plural of schmeer. • schmeers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of schmeer. • SCHMEER v. (Yiddish) to flatter or bribe, also SCHMEAR, SHMEAR, SHMEER. |
| SCHMELZE | • schmelze n. A kind of ruby-red glass made in Bohemia. • SCHMELZE n. (German) a kind of glass of a red or ruby color, made in Bohemia, also SCHMELZ. |
| TRUCHMEN | • truchmen n. Plural of truchman. • TRUCHMAN n. an interpreter. |
| WATCHMEN | • watchmen n. Plural of watchman. • WATCHMAN n. a man employed to stand guard. |
| WINCHMEN | • winchmen n. Plural of winchman. • WINCHMAN n. one who operates a winch. |