| AIRCRAFTSMAN | • aircraftsman n. An aircraftman. • AIRCRAFTSMAN n. a member of the lowest (male) rank in the RAF, also AIRCRAFTMAN. |
| AIRCRAFTSMEN | • aircraftsmen n. Plural of aircraftsman. • AIRCRAFTSMAN n. a member of the lowest (male) rank in the RAF, also AIRCRAFTMAN. |
| AUTHORCRAFTS | • AUTHORCRAFT n. the craft of the author. |
| CRAFTSPEOPLE | • craftspeople n. Plural of craftsperson. • CRAFTSPEOPLE n. workers who practice a trade or craft. |
| CRAFTSPERSON | • craftsperson n. Someone who is highly skilled at their trade; an artificer. • craftsperson n. A person who produces arts and crafts. • CRAFTSPERSON n. a craftsman or craftswoman. |
| DRAFTSPEOPLE | • draftspeople n. Plural of draftsperson. |
| DRAFTSPERSON | • draftsperson n. A draftsman or draftswoman. • DRAFTSPERSON n. a draftsman or draftswoman (used as a neutral alternative). |
| FESTSCHRIFTS | • festschrifts n. Plural of festschrift. • FESTSCHRIFT n. (German) a volume of writing by different authors presented as a tribute or memorial esp. to a scholar. |
| HETEROGRAFTS | • heterografts n. Plural of heterograft. • HETEROGRAFT n. a graft of tissue between individuals of different species, a xenograft. |
| MOTHERCRAFTS | • MOTHERCRAFT n. the craft of being a mother. |
| NEEDLECRAFTS | • needlecrafts n. Plural of needlecraft. • NEEDLECRAFT n. the art of sewing. |
| PRIESTCRAFTS | • priestcrafts n. Plural of priestcraft. • PRIESTCRAFT n. priestly policy directed to worldly ends. |
| SCHOOLCRAFTS | • Schoolcrafts prop.n. Plural of Schoolcraft. • SCHOOLCRAFT n. (archaic) learning. |
| SCREENCRAFTS | • SCREENCRAFT n. the art of writing for the screen. |
| SPEECHCRAFTS | • speechcrafts n. Plural of speechcraft. • SPEECHCRAFT n. the art of making speeches. |
| SPENDTHRIFTS | • spendthrifts n. Plural of spendthrift. • SPENDTHRIFT n. one who spends his money recklessly. |
| STITCHCRAFTS | • STITCHCRAFT n. the art of sewing. |