| BEATNIKS | • beatniks n. Plural of beatnik. • BEATNIK n. a member of the beat generation. |
| CHETNIKS | • chetniks n. Plural of chetnik. • Chetniks n. Plural of Chetnik. • CHETNIK n. (Serbo-Croat) a Serbian resistance fighter involved in guerrilla warfare against Turkish rule in the 19th century. |
| CHINOVNIKS | • chinovniks n. Plural of chinovnik. • CHINOVNIK n. (Russian) a high official in the Russian civil service. |
| COMPUTERNIKS | • computerniks n. Plural of computernik. • COMPUTERNIK n. a computer enthusiast. |
| DVORNIKS | • dvorniks n. Plural of dvornik. • DVORNIK n. (Russian) a Russian concierge or porter. |
| KIBBUTZNIKS | • kibbutzniks n. Plural of kibbutznik. • KIBBUTZNIK n. (Hebrew) a person who lives or works on a kibbutz. |
| KOLKHOZNIKS | • kolkhozniks n. Plural of kolkhoznik. • KOLKHOZNIK n. one who works on a kolkhoz. |
| NEATNIKS | • neatniks n. Plural of neatnik. • NEATNIK n. a compulsively neat person. |
| NOGOODNIKS | • nogoodniks n. Plural of nogoodnik. • no-goodniks n. Plural of no-goodnik. • NOGOODNIK n. a worthless character. |
| NOISENIKS | • noiseniks n. Plural of noisenik. • NOISENIK n. a rock musician who performs loud harsh music. |
| NUDNIKS | • nudniks n. Plural of nudnik. • NUDNIK n. (Yiddish) a dense, boring, or bothersome person, also NUDNICK. |
| PEACENIKS | • peaceniks n. Plural of peacenik. • PEACENIK n. one who demonstrates against a war. |
| REFUSENIKS | • refuseniks n. Plural of refusenik. • REFUSENIK n. (Russian) a Soviet Jew wishing to emigrate; a dissident, also REFUSNIK. |
| 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. |
| SPUTNIKS | • sputniks n. Plural of sputnik. • Sputniks n. Plural of Sputnik. (Alternative letter-case form of sputniks.) • SPUTNIK n. (Russian) an orbiting spacecraft. |