| ASSISTED | • assisted v. Simple past tense and past participle of assist. • ASSIST v. to give aid or support to.
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| ASSISTER | • assister n. One who assists; an assistant or helper. • ASSISTER n. one who assists, also ASSISTOR.
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| ASSISTOR | • assistor n. (Law) Alternative form of assister. • ASSISTOR n. one who assists, also ASSISTER.
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| BASSISTS | • bassists n. Plural of bassist. • BASSIST n. a person who plays a double bass.
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| BOSSISMS | • bossisms n. Plural of bossism. • BOSSISM n. the rule or practices of bosses, esp. political bosses.
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| BRASSISH | • brassish adj. Brassy; resembling or characteristic of brass. • brassish adj. (UK, obsolete) brittle.
 • BRASSISH adj. like brass.
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| CASSISES | • cassises n. Plural of cassis. • CASSIS n. (French) a blackcurrant liqueur.
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| CLASSISM | • classism n. Discrimination or prejudice that is based on social class, especially against those of lower social class. • CLASSISM n. discrimination based on social class.
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| CLASSIST | • classist adj. Of or pertaining to classism. • classist n. An advocate of classism.
 • CLASSIST n. one who discriminates on grounds of social class.
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| COASSIST | • coassist v. To jointly assist or to provide an additional source of assistance. • co-assist v. Alternative form of coassist.
 • COASSIST v. to assist jointly.
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| CROSSISH | • crossish adj. Slightly cross or irritable. • CROSSISH adj. somewhat cross.
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| GLOSSIST | • glossist n. (Obsolete) A writer of glosses, or comments. • GLOSSIST n. a writer of glosses (comments on text).
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| MISSISES | • missises n. Plural of missis. • MISSIS n. (colloquial) wife, also MISSUS.
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| TUSSISES | • TUSSIS n. (Latin) a cough. |