| FREETIER | • FREETY adj. (Scots) superstitious, also FREITY. |
| GAIETIES | • gaieties n. Plural of gaiety. • GAIETY n. festive activity, also GAYETY. |
| GAYETIES | • gayeties n. Plural of gayety. • GAYETY n. festive activity, also GAIETY. |
| GLEETIER | • GLEETY adj. resembling mucus, slimy. |
| MOIETIES | • moieties n. Plural of moiety. • moieties n. (Obsolete) plural of moietie. • MOIETY n. a half, also MOYITY. |
| NICETIES | • niceties n. Plural of nicety. • NICETY n. a fine point or distinction. |
| NINETIES | • nineties n. Plural of ninety. • nineties n. The decade of the 1890s, 1990s, etc. • nineties n. The decade of one’s life from age 90 through age 99. |
| RETIEING | • RETIE v. to tie again. |
| SAFETIED | • safetied v. Simple past tense and past participle of safety. • safetied adj. (Firearms) On which the safety mechanism is engaged. • SAFETY v. to protect against failure, breakage or accident. |
| SAFETIES | • safeties n. Plural of safety. • safeties v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of safety. • SAFETY v. to protect against failure, breakage or accident. |
| SHEETIER | • SHEETY adj. like sheets. |
| SLEETIER | • sleetier adj. Comparative form of sleety: more sleety. • SLEETY adj. resembling sleet. |
| SUETIEST | • SUETY adj. resembling suet, also SUETTY. |
| SURETIED | • SURETY v. (Shakespeare) to be security for. |
| SURETIES | • sureties n. Plural of surety. • SURETY v. (Shakespeare) to be security for. |
| SWEETIES | • sweeties n. Plural of sweetie. • sweeties n. Plural of sweety. • SWEETY n. an attractive person, a poppet, also SWEETIE. |
| UBIETIES | • ubieties n. Plural of ubiety. • UBIETY n. the state of having a definite location. |