| ALTERNATS | • ALTERNAT n. (French) a way of determining diplomatic precedence by lot. |
| ANNATS | • annats n. Plural of annat. • ANNAT n. (Scots) the half-year's stipend payable to a minister's wife on his death, also ANN. |
| APLANATS | • aplanats n. Plural of aplanat. • APLANAT n. an aplanatic lens, i.e. one free from spherical aberration. |
| ASSIGNATS | • assignats n. Plural of assignat. • ASSIGNAT n. (historical) one of the paper bonds first issued in 1789 by the French government on the security of the appropriated church lands, and later accepted as notes of currency. |
| DONNATS | • DONNAT n. (dialect) a good-for-nothing, also DONNOT. |
| EXTERNATS | • externats n. Plural of externat. • EXTERNAT n. (French) a day-school. |
| GNATS | • gnats n. Plural of gnat. • Gnats n. Plural of Gnat. • gnat's n. (Slang) A very tiny thing or distance; a whit; a jot; something of no consequence. |
| MANATS | • manats n. Plural of manat. • MANAT n. a standard monetary unit of Azerbaijan, containing 100 GOPIK. |
| NATS | • nats n. Plural of nat. • Nats prop.n. A diminutive of the female given name Natalie. • Nats prop.n. Diminutive of National Party. |
| PENSIONNATS | • PENSIONNAT n. (French) a boarding-school. |
| QANATS | • qanats n. Plural of qanat. • qanāts n. Plural of qanāt. • QANAT n. (Arabic) an underground water tunnel. |
| QUINNATS | • quinnats n. Plural of quinnat. • QUINNAT n. (Native American) a fish, the king-salmon. |