| BALLGIRLS | • ballgirls n. Plural of ballgirl. • ball␣girls n. Plural of ball girl. • BALLGIRL n. a girl who retrieves balls during a game. |
| BLUECURLS | • bluecurls n. Any plant in genus Trichostema, with blue flowers. • BLUECURLS n. a North American plant. |
| COPYGIRLS | • copygirls n. Plural of copygirl. • COPYGIRL n. a girl who runs errands in a newspaper office. |
| EARLSHIPS | • earlships n. Plural of earlship. • EARLSHIP n. the rank of earl. |
| HOMEGIRLS | • homegirls n. Plural of homegirl. • HOMEGIRL n. a girl or woman from one's neighborhood. |
| JARLSBERG | • JARLSBERG n. (tradename) a Norwegian cheese. |
| MARLSTONE | • marlstone n. (Geology) Marl when hardened into stone. • MARLSTONE n. a sandy calcareous stratum, containing, or impregnated with, iron, and lying between the upper and lower Lias of England. |
| NEWSGIRLS | • newsgirls n. Plural of newsgirl. • NEWSGIRL n. a girl who delivers or sells newspapers. |
| OUTWHIRLS | • outwhirls v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outwhirl. • OUTWHIRL v. to surpass in whirling. |
| PLAYGIRLS | • playgirls n. Plural of playgirl. • PLAYGIRL n. a women devoted to pleasurable activities. |
| SHOPGIRLS | • shopgirls n. Plural of shopgirl. • SHOPGIRL n. a salesgirl. |
| SHOWGIRLS | • showgirls n. Plural of showgirl. • SHOWGIRL n. a chorus girl. |
| WORKGIRLS | • workgirls n. Plural of workgirl. • WORKGIRL n. a young woman employed in manual labour. |