| ACARPOUS | • acarpous adj. (Botany) Not producing fruit; unfruitful; sterile. • ACARPOUS adj. not bearing fruit. |
| ATROPOUS | • atropous adj. (Botany) Not inverted; orthotropous. • ATROPOUS adj. having a straight ovule. |
| BESPOUSE | • bespouse v. (Transitive) To marry. • BESPOUSE v. to marry. |
| CROUPOUS | • croupous adj. (Medicine) Relating to or resembling croup; especially, attended with the formation of a deposit or… • CROUPOUS adj. pertaining to croup. |
| ESPOUSAL | • espousal n. A betrothal. • espousal n. A wedding ceremony. • espousal n. Adoption of a plan, cause, or idea. |
| ESPOUSED | • espoused v. Simple past tense and past participle of espouse. • ESPOUSE v. to make a mutual promise of marriage. |
| ESPOUSER | • espouser n. One who espouses; one who embraces or adopts a cause. • ESPOUSER n. one who espouses. |
| ESPOUSES | • espouses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of espouse. • ESPOUSE v. to make a mutual promise of marriage. |
| POLYPOUS | • polypous adj. Relating to, resembling, or characterized by the presence of a polyp. • POLYPOUS adj. of the nature of a polyp. |
| POUSADAS | • pousadas n. Plural of pousada. • POUSADA n. (Portuguese) a traditional hotel in Portugal or Portuguese speaking countries. |
| POUSSIES | • POUSSIE n. a familiar name for a cat, also PUSSY. |
| POUSSINS | • poussins n. Plural of poussin. • POUSSIN n. (French) a chicken raised for eating at around six weeks old. |
| REPOUSSE | • repoussé n. A metalworking technique in which a malleable metal is ornamented or shaped by hammering from the reverse side. • REPOUSSE n. (French) a raised design hammered in metal. |
| SPOUSAGE | • spousage n. (Obsolete) espousal. • SPOUSAGE n. espousal. |
| SPOUSALS | • spousals n. Plural of spousal. • SPOUSAL n. the state of being married, also ESPOUSAL. |
| SPOUSING | • spousing v. Present participle of spouse. • SPOUSE v. to betroth, marry, also ESPOUSE. |
| TRAPPOUS | • trappous adj. (Mineralogy) Of or relating to trap. • TRAPPOUS adj. pertaining to traprock, also TRAPPEAN, TRAPPOSE. |