| BUTTERMILKS | • buttermilks n. Plural of buttermilk. • BUTTERMILK n. the milk that remains after the butter is separated from the cream. |
| CHALKSTONES | • chalkstones n. Plural of chalkstone. • CHALKSTONE n. a mass of chalk; a tophus. |
| CHALKSTRIPE | • CHALKSTRIPE n. clothing with a pattern of thin white stripes on a dark background. |
| CRADLEWALKS | • cradle␣walks n. Plural of cradle walk. • CRADLEWALK n. an avenue arched over with trees. |
| FOLKSINGERS | • folksingers n. Plural of folksinger. • folk␣singers n. Plural of folk singer. • FOLKSINGER n. one who sings folk songs or sings in a style associated with folk songs. |
| FOLKSINGING | • folksinging n. The singing of folk songs. • FOLKSINGING n. the singing of folksongs. |
| GENTLEFOLKS | • gentlefolks n. Synonym of gentlefolk. • GENTLEFOLK n. persons of gentle or good family and breeding. |
| HERRENVOLKS | • herrenvolks n. Plural of herrenvolk. • HERRENVOLK n. (German) a master race, a race believing themselves to be fitted to rule the world. |
| MILKSOPISMS | • MILKSOPISM n. the state of being a milksop. |
| MILKSOPPIER | • MILKSOPPY adj. like a milksop, a spiritless man or youth, also MILKSOPPING. |
| MILKSOPPING | • MILKSOPPING adj. like a milksop, also MILKSOPPY. |
| SILKSCREENS | • silkscreens n. Plural of silkscreen. • silkscreens v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of silkscreen. • SILKSCREEN v. to print via a certain process. |
| TRADESFOLKS | • tradesfolks n. Synonym of tradesfolk. • TRADESFOLK n. people employed in trade. |
| VOLKSLIEDER | • VOLKSLIED n. (German) a popular song, or national air. |