| RESPOOLING | • respooling v. Present participle of respool. • RESPOOL v. to spool again. |
| SOUPSPOONS | • soupspoons n. Plural of soupspoon. • soup␣spoons n. Plural of soup spoon. • SOUPSPOON n. a spoon for eating soup. |
| SPOOFERIES | • spooferies n. Plural of spoofery. • SPOOFERY n. good-natured ridicule. |
| SPOOKERIES | • spookeries n. Plural of spookery. • SPOOKERY n. something spooky. |
| SPOOKINESS | • spookiness n. The property of being spooky. • SPOOKINESS n. the state of being spooky. |
| SPOONBAITS | • spoonbaits n. Plural of spoonbait. • SPOONBAIT n. a lure on a swivel, used in trolling for fish, also SPOONHOOK. |
| SPOONBILLS | • spoonbills n. Plural of spoonbill. • SPOONBILL n. a kind of wading bird with a spoon-shaped bill. |
| SPOONDRIFT | • spoondrift n. (Nautical, archaic) Alternative form of spindrift. • spoon-drift n. Alternative form of spoondrift. • SPOONDRIFT n. the ocean spray which is blown by the wind, also SPINDRIFT. |
| SPOONERISM | • spoonerism n. A play on words on a phrase in which the initial (usually consonantal) sounds of two or more of the… • SPOONERISM n. a transposition of initial sounds of spoken words, e.g. 'shoving leopard' for 'loving shepherd'. |
| SPOONHOOKS | • spoonhooks n. Plural of spoonhook. • spoon-hooks n. Plural of spoon-hook. • spoon␣hooks n. Plural of spoon hook. |
| SPOONWORMS | • spoonworms n. Plural of spoonworm. • spoon␣worms n. Plural of spoon worm. • SPOONWORM n. a marine invertebrate of the phylum Echiura with a spoon-like mouthpiece. |
| TABLESPOON | • tablespoon n. (Canada, US) A large spoon, used for eating food from a bowl. • tablespoon n. (Australia, New Zealand, Northern UK) A spoon too large for eating, usually used for cooking or serving. • tablespoon n. (Cooking) A unit of volume, the value of which varies regionally; in the US: three teaspoons or one… |
| UNSPOOLING | • unspooling v. Present participle of unspool. • UNSPOOL v. to unwind from a small cylinder. |