| ASSIENTOS | • assientos n. Plural of assiento. • ASSIENTO n. (Spanish) a treaty, esp. that between Spain and Britain, 1713 for the supply of African slaves for Spanish American dominions. |
| CONJUNTOS | • conjuntos n. Plural of conjunto. • CONJUNTO n. a style of dance music along the Mexican border. |
| COURANTOS | • courantos n. Plural of couranto. • COURANTO n. an old dance with a gliding step, also CORANTO, COURANT, COURANTE. |
| DUECENTOS | • DUECENTO n. (Italian) the thirteenth century, esp. in Italian art. |
| MACINTOSH | • macintosh n. (Britain) A raincoat. • Macintosh prop.n. A Scottish surname from Scottish Gaelic. • Macintosh n. (Computing) A brand of personal computer manufactured by Apple Inc. |
| MONTANTOS | • MONTANTO n. (Shakespeare) an upward blow in fencing, also MONTANT. |
| PENTOSANE | • pentosane n. Alternative form of pentosan. • PENTOSANE n. a complex carbohydrate found in cellulose, also PENTOSAN. |
| PENTOSANS | • pentosans n. Plural of pentosan. • PENTOSAN n. a complex carbohydrate found in cellulose, also PENTOSANE. |
| PENTOSIDE | • pentoside n. (Organic chemistry) Any glycoside derived from a pentose. • PENTOSIDE n. a compound containing sugar. |
| PHANTOSME | • PHANTOSME n. (Spenser) a phantom. |
| PIMIENTOS | • pimientos n. Plural of pimiento. • PIMIENTO n. (Spanish) the sweet red, yellow or green pepper, capsicum. |
| REQUINTOS | • requintos n. Plural of requinto. • REQUINTO n. a small guitar. |
| SEICENTOS | • SEICENTO n. (Italian) the seventeenth century in Italy; the Italian style of art, literature, etc., of this period. |
| TOMENTOSE | • tomentose adj. (Biology, of a surface) covered in (often matted) hairs. • TOMENTOSE adj. bearing thickly matted hair or fur, also TOMENTOUS. |
| TRAPUNTOS | • trapuntos n. Plural of trapunto. • TRAPUNTO n. (Italian) a decorative quilted design. |
| TRECENTOS | • TRECENTO n. (Italian) the 14th century, esp. with reference to Italian art, literature, etc. |
| VENTOSITY | • ventosity n. The quality or state of being ventose; windiness. • ventosity n. (By extension) vainglory; pride. • VENTOSITY n. the state of being ventose; hence, vainglory; pride. |