| FILCHERS | • filchers n. Plural of filcher. • FILCHER n. someone who filches. |
| FILCHING | • filching v. Present participle of filch. • filching n. The act of one who filches; theft. • FILCHING adj. thieving. |
| HILCHING | • hilching v. Present participle of hilch. • HILCH v. (Scots) to hobble. |
| MAILCARS | • mail␣cars n. Plural of mail car. • MAILCAR n. a railway coach specially constructed for the transport of mail, also MAILCOACH. |
| OILCAMPS | • OILCAMP n. a living area for workers at an oil well. |
| OILCLOTH | • oilcloth n. A fabric or cloth treated on one side with a waterproof covering, especially one made from linseed oil… • OILCLOTH n. a fabric, usually of cotton, waterproofed with an oil or resin and used for clothing etc. |
| PILCHARD | • pilchard n. Any of various small oily fish related to herrings, family Clupeidae. • PILCHARD n. a small marine fish. |
| PILCHERS | • pilchers n. Plural of pilcher. • Pilchers prop.n. Plural of Pilcher. • PILCHER n. (Shakespeare) a scabbard. |
| PILCORNS | • pilcorns n. Plural of pilcorn. • PILCORN n. the naked oat, a variety in which the glume does not adhere to the grain. |
| PILCROWS | • pilcrows n. Plural of pilcrow. • PILCROW n. a paragraph-mark. |
| RAILCARD | • railcard n. (Rail transport) A card allowing reduced fares for travelling by train. • RAILCARD n. a special travel card. |
| RAILCARS | • railcars n. Plural of railcar. • rail␣cars n. Plural of rail car. • RAILCAR n. a railway car. |
| TAILCOAT | • tailcoat n. A formal evening jacket with an extended back panel; a dress coat. • tailcoat n. Any coat with similar tails. • TAILCOAT n. a man's formal coat, with narrow tails at the back. |