| BLINDFOLDS | • blindfolds n. Plural of blindfold. • blindfolds v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of blindfold. • BLINDFOLD v. to cover someone's eyes to prevent them seeing. |
| CHOKEHOLDS | • chokeholds n. Plural of chokehold. • choke-holds n. Plural of choke-hold. • choke␣holds n. Plural of choke hold. |
| EXTRABOLDS | • EXTRABOLD n. a very bold typeface. |
| GOLDSMITHS | • goldsmiths n. Plural of goldsmith. • GOLDSMITH n. a worker in gold and silver. |
| GOLDSPINKS | • goldspinks n. Plural of goldspink. • GOLDSPINK n. (Scots) the goldfinch, also GOWDSPINK. |
| GOLDSTICKS | • Goldsticks n. Plural of Goldstick. • Goldsticks prop.n. Plural of Goldstick. • Gold␣Sticks n. Plural of Gold Stick. |
| GOLDSTONES | • goldstones n. Plural of goldstone. • GOLDSTONE n. a mineral, aventurine with gold-colored inclusions. |
| HOUSEHOLDS | • households n. Plural of household. • Households prop.n. Plural of Household. • HOUSEHOLD n. those who are held together in the same house, and compose a family. |
| INTERFOLDS | • interfolds v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of interfold. • INTERFOLD v. to fold together or within each other. |
| LEASEHOLDS | • leaseholds n. Plural of leasehold. • LEASEHOLD n. land or property held under a lease. |
| LINENFOLDS | • linenfolds n. Plural of linenfold. • LINENFOLD n. a representation of linen laid in vertical folds, of Flemish origin in the 15th century and used by Tudor woodcarvers, mainly for decorating panelling, doors, and chests. |
| RADIOGOLDS | • radiogolds n. Plural of radiogold. • RADIOGOLD n. the radioisotope gold-198. |
| SHEEPFOLDS | • sheepfolds n. Plural of sheepfold. • SHEEPFOLD n. a pen for sheep. |
| STOKEHOLDS | • stokeholds n. Plural of stokehold. • STOKEHOLD n. a ship's furnace chamber. |
| THRESHOLDS | • thresholds n. Plural of threshold. • THRESHOLD n. the sill of a house door; the place or point of entering. |