| CHESSPIECES | • chesspieces n. Plural of chesspiece. • chess-pieces n. Plural of chess-piece. • chess␣pieces n. Plural of chess piece. |
| CHESSPLAYER | • chessplayer n. Alternative spelling of chess player. • chess␣player n. A human or computer that plays the game of chess. • CHESSPLAYER n. one who plays chess. |
| CROSSPIECES | • crosspieces n. Plural of crosspiece. • CROSSPIECE n. a piece of material of any kind crossing another. |
| GLASSPAPERS | • glasspapers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of glasspaper. • GLASSPAPER v. to sand with glasspaper (an abrasive composed of quartz granules on a paper backing). |
| KISSPEPTINS | • kisspeptins n. Plural of kisspeptin. • KISSPEPTIN n. a protein molecule that is responsible for triggering the onset of puberty in humans. |
| KRIEGSSPIEL | • kriegsspiel n. Alternative form of kriegspiel. • KRIEGSSPIEL n. (German) a war game played on a map to train officers; a form of chess in which the players use separate boards and are allowed only limited communication through an umpire, also KRIEGSPIEL. |
| MASSPRIESTS | • mass␣priests n. Plural of mass priest. • MASSPRIEST n. a priest retained in chantries to say masses for the dead. |
| MISSPEAKING | • misspeaking n. (Obsolete) Speaking ill; defamation, slander. • misspeaking n. The fact or instance of speaking falsely or unclearly. • MISSPEAK v. to speak incorrectly. |
| MISSPELLING | • misspelling n. (Countable) A misspelt word. • misspelling v. Present participle of misspell. • mis-spelling n. Alternative spelling of misspelling. |
| MISSPENDERS | • misspenders n. Plural of misspender. • MISSPENDER n. one who misspends. |
| MISSPENDING | • misspending n. Improper, wasteful, or incorrect spending; squandering. • misspending v. Present participle of misspend. • MISSPEND v. to spend unwisely. |
| PASSPORTING | • passporting n. The provision of commercial services in another EEA (European Economic Area) country without requiring… • PASSPORT v. in the European Economic Area) to award a firm that is registered in one member state the right to do business in every other member state without applying to each country for authorization. |