| CANNIKINS | • cannikins n. Plural of cannikin. • CANNIKIN n. a small can or cup, also CANAKIN, CANIKIN. |
| CHINOVNIK | • chinovnik n. A bureaucrat in the Tsarist Russian government. • CHINOVNIK n. (Russian) a high official in the Russian civil service. |
| DONNIKERS | • DONNIKER n. an outside lavatory, also DUNNY, DUNNAKIN. |
| EPINIKIAN | • epinikian adj. Epinicial. • EPINIKIAN n. an ode celebrating a triumph, also EPINICION, EPINIKION. |
| EPINIKION | • epinikion n. Alternative form of epinicion. • EPINIKION n. (Greek) an ode in honour of a victor or winner, also EPINICION, EPINIKIAN. |
| MANNIKINS | • mannikins n. Plural of mannikin. • MANNIKIN n. an anatomical model of the human body used for teaching purposes, also MANIKIN, MANNEQUIN. |
| MONIKERED | • monikered adj. (Often in combination) Having a moniker. • MONIKERED adj. having a moniker. |
| NOGOODNIK | • nogoodnik n. A ne’er-do-well; an individual who is no good. • no-goodnik n. Alternative spelling of nogoodnik. • NOGOODNIK n. a worthless character. |
| NOISENIKS | • noiseniks n. Plural of noisenik. • NOISENIK n. a rock musician who performs loud harsh music. |
| PANNIKELL | • pannikell n. Alternative form of pannikel. • PANNIKELL n. (Spenser) the skull. |
| PANNIKELS | • pannikels n. Plural of pannikel. • PANNIKEL n. (obsolete) a thin, sheetlike garment, also PANNICLE, PANNICULUS. |
| PANNIKINS | • pannikins n. Plural of pannikin. • PANNIKIN n. a small metal cup. |
| PEACENIKS | • peaceniks n. Plural of peacenik. • PEACENIK n. one who demonstrates against a war. |
| REFUSENIK | • refusenik n. (Soviet Union, slang, historical) One of the citizens of the former Soviet Union, typically but not… • refusenik n. (Colloquial) A person who refuses to do something, for example one who refuses conscription or vaccination. • refusenik n. (Colloquial) A person who wants to do something but is refused permission to. |
| REFUSNIKS | • refusniks n. Plural of refusnik. • REFUSNIK n. (Russian) a Soviet Jew wishing to emigrate, also REFUSENIK. |
| RETURNIKS | • RETURNIK n. someone going home after their country's political change. |
| TECHNIKON | • technikon n. (South Africa) A polytechnic. • TECHNIKON n. a technical college. |