| BITSERS | • bitsers n. Plural of bitser. • BITSER n. (Australian slang) a mongrel. |
| CURTSEY | • curtsey n. A small bow, generally performed by a woman or a girl, where she crosses the shin of one leg behind… • curtsey v. To make a curtsey. • CURTSEY v. to bow politely, also CURTSY. |
| GOATSES | • goatses n. Pronunciation spelling of goats. • GOATSE n. a deliberately shocking and offensive, usually pornographic, image placed maliciously by someone into a website. |
| GUTSERS | • GUTSER n. a greedy person, also GUTZER. |
| KITSETS | • kitsets n. Plural of kitset. • KITSET n. in New Zealand, a self-assembly furniture kit. |
| MOTSERS | • MOTSER n. (Australian slang) a large amount of money, esp. a gambling win, also MOTZA. |
| OUTSEEN | • outseen v. Past participle of outsee. • OUTSEE v. to see beyond. |
| OUTSEES | • outsees v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outsee. • OUTSEE v. to see beyond. |
| OUTSELL | • outsell v. (Transitive, stative) To sell more than; to surpass in sales. • outsell v. (Transitive, stative) To sell at a higher price (than). • OUTSELL v. to sell more than. |
| OUTSERT | • outsert n. A piece of promotional material that is placed on the outside of a product. • OUTSERT n. a sheet enclosing a folded article. |
| OUTSETS | • outsets n. Plural of outset. • OUTSET n. a beginning. |
| SWITSES | • SWITS n. (Shakespeare) a switch. |
| TOOTSED | • TOOTS v. (Scots) to tut. |
| TOOTSES | • TOOTS v. (Scots) to tut. |
| TSETSES | • tsetses n. Plural of tsetse. • TSETSE n. (Setswana) a small fly that transmits trypanosome parasites, also TZETSE, TZETZE. |
| TZETSES | • tzetses n. Plural of tzetse. • TZETSE n. (Setswana) a small fly that transmits trypanosome parasites, also TSETSE, TZETZE. |
| VOETSEK | • voetsek interj. (South Africa) get lost! go away! An exclamation of dismissal or rejection. • VOETSEK interj. (South African) offensive, expressing rejection, also VOERTSEK, VOERTSAK, VOETSAK. |