| CESSPITS | • cesspits n. Plural of cesspit. • cess-pits n. Plural of cess-pit. • CESSPIT n. a covered well or pit for sewage, also CESSPOOL, SESSPOOL. |
| COALPITS | • coalpits n. Plural of coalpit. • COALPIT n. a pit from which coal is obtained. |
| COCKPITS | • cockpits n. Plural of cockpit. • cock-pits n. Plural of cock-pit. • COCKPIT n. the area for the pilot or driver. |
| CRAMPITS | • crampits n. Plural of crampit. • CRAMPIT n. a metal tip at the end of a scabbard, also CRAMPET. |
| FIREPITS | • firepits n. Plural of firepit. • fire␣pits n. Plural of fire pit. • FIREPIT n. a depression dug in the ground in which a fire is made. |
| FLEAPITS | • fleapits n. Plural of fleapit. • flea␣pits n. Plural of flea pit. • FLEAPIT n. (slang) a low-class cinema. |
| INCIPITS | • incipits n. Plural of incipit. • INCIPIT n. (Latin) an inscription meaning 'here begins', serving as the opening words of a text. |
| LIMEPITS | • limepits n. Plural of limepit. • lime␣pits n. Plural of lime pit. • LIMEPIT n. a pit from which lime is dug. |
| POCKPITS | • pockpits n. Plural of pockpit. • POCKPIT n. the scar left by a pock mark. |
| PUSHPITS | • pushpits n. Plural of pushpit. • PUSHPIT n. a safety railing at the stern of a yacht. |
| SANDPITS | • sandpits n. Plural of sandpit. • SANDPIT n. a pit dug in sandy soil. |
| WHIPPITS | • whippits n. Plural of whippit. • WHIPPIT n. a small canister of nitrous oxide. |