| ENTRIES | • entries n. Plural of entry. • ENTRY n. a place of entrance. |
| CENTRIES | • centries n. Plural of centry. • CENTRY n. (Shakespeare) a centre. |
| GENTRIES | • gentries n. Plural of gentry. • GENTRY n. the class of people next below the rank of nobility. |
| SENTRIES | • sentries n. Plural of sentry. • SENTRY n. the one who stands guard. |
| AGENTRIES | • agentries n. Plural of agentry. • AGENTRY n. the office or duties of an agent. |
| REENTRIES | • reentries n. Plural of reentry. • reëntries n. Plural of reëntry. • re-entries n. Plural of re-entry. |
| MISENTRIES | • misentries n. Plural of misentry. • MISENTRY n. an erroneous entry or charge, as of an account. |
| NONENTRIES | • nonentries n. Plural of nonentry. • NONENTRY n. the fact of not entering. |
| SUBENTRIES | • subentries n. Plural of subentry. • SUBENTRY n. an entry made under a more general entry. |
| ANCIENTRIES | • ancientries n. Plural of ancientry. • ANCIENTRY n. (archaic) the state of being ancient; old people collectively. |
| CARPENTRIES | • carpentries n. Plural of carpentry. • CARPENTRY n. the craft of working with wood. |
| SERPENTRIES | • serpentries n. Plural of serpentry. • SERPENTRY n. serpents collectively. |
| STUDENTRIES | • studentries n. Plural of studentry. • STUDENTRY n. a body of students. |