| AMAKOSI | • amakosi n. Plural of inkosi. • INKOSI n. a traditional leader of a Zulu clan, also INKHOSI. |
| ARKOSES | • arkoses n. Plural of arkose. • ARKOSE n. a sedimentary rock formed by the cementation of sand-sized grains of feldspar and quartz. |
| ARKOSIC | • arkosic adj. (Geology) Of or pertaining to arkose. • ARKOSIC adj. pertaining to arkose, a type of sandstone. |
| CHOCKOS | • chockos n. Plural of chocko. • CHOCKO n. (Australian slang) in World War II, a conscript, also CHOCO. |
| GINGKOS | • gingkos n. Plural of gingko. • GINGKO n. (Japanese) an ornamental tree, also GINKGO, JINGKO. |
| INKOSIS | • inkosis n. Plural of inkosi. • INKOSI n. a traditional leader of a Zulu clan, also INKHOSI. |
| KOKAKOS | • kokakos n. Plural of kokako. • KOKAKO n. (Maori) a large dark grey wattled crow of New Zealand. |
| KOSHERS | • koshers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of kosher. • KOSHER v. (Hebrew) to prepare food according to Jewish dietary law, also KASHER. |
| MAMAKOS | • MAMAKO n. (Maori) a tall edible New Zealand tree fern, also MAMAKAU, MAMAKU. |
| PAKOKOS | • PAKOKO n. (Maori) a small fish, aka bully. |
| PLONKOS | • plonkos n. Plural of plonko. • PLONKO n. (Australian slang) an alcoholic esp. one who drinks wine. |
| PUKEKOS | • pukekos n. Plural of pukeko. • PUKEKO n. (Maori) a New Zealand wading bird with bright plumage. |
| SEKOSES | • SEKOS n. (Greek) a sacred enclosure in an ancient Egyptian temple. |
| SHACKOS | • shackos n. Plural of shacko. • SHACKO n. (Hungarian) the hat usually worn by members of a marching band, also CHACO, SHAKO. |
| SKOSHES | • skoshes n. Plural of skosh. • SKOSH n. (Japanese) a small amount. |
| STALKOS | • STALKO n. (Irish) a gentleman without fortune or occupation. |
| THICKOS | • thickos n. Plural of thicko. • THICKO n. (colloquial) a stupid person, also THICKY, THICKIE. |
| WHACKOS | • whackos n. Plural of whacko. • WHACKO n. an eccentric person, also WACK, WACKO. |