| APICES | • apices n. Plural of apex. • APEX n. (Latin) the topmost point. |
| SPICES | • spices n. Plural of spice. • spices v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of spice. • Spices prop.n. Plural of Spice. |
| AUSPICES | • auspices n. Plural of auspice. • auspices n. Protection or patronage. • AUSPICE n. a good omen. |
| BESPICES | • bespices v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bespice. • BESPICE v. (Shakespeare) to season with spice. |
| COPPICES | • coppices n. Plural of coppice. • COPPICE v. to grow in a dense thicket. |
| HOSPICES | • hospices n. Plural of hospice. • HOSPICE n. a shelter. |
| TAPPICES | • tappices v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of tappice. • TAPPICE v. to lie low. |
| ALLSPICES | • allspices n. Plural of allspice. • ALLSPICE n. a widely used aromatic spice, so named because it combines the flavours of several different spices. |
| ARUSPICES | • aruspices n. Plural of aruspice. • aruspices n. Plural of aruspex. • ARUSPEX n. (Latin) a person who inspected the entrails of sacrificial victims in order to foretell the future, also HARUSPEX. |
| HARUSPICES | • haruspices n. Plural of haruspex. • HARUSPEX n. (Latin) a soothsayer of ancient Rome, also ARUSPEX. |
| OVERSPICES | • overspices v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overspice. • OVERSPICE v. to spice excessively. |
| PRECIPICES | • precipices n. Plural of precipice. • PRECIPICE n. a high vertical or nearly vertical cliff or rock face. |