| ACTONS | • actons n. Plural of acton. • Actons prop.n. Plural of Acton. • ACTON n. a stuffed jacket worn under mail. |
| BATONS | • batons n. Plural of baton. • bâtons n. Plural of bâton. • BATON v. to strike with a truncheon, also BATOON. |
| BETONS | • BETON n. (French) lime concrete. |
| CYTONS | • cytons n. Plural of cyton. • CYTON n. (Greek) the body of a nerve cell. |
| FUTONS | • futons n. Plural of futon. • FUTON n. (Japanese) a cotton filled mattress used as a bed. |
| JETONS | • jetons n. Plural of jeton. • JETON n. (French) a piece of metal used as a counter, also JETTON. |
| MUTONS | • mutons n. Plural of muton. • MUTON n. a unit of nucleic acid. |
| NITONS | • NITON n. an old name for the inert gas element radon. |
| PITONS | • pitons n. Plural of piton. • PITON n. (French) a metal spike used in mountain climbing. |
| PUTONS | • put-ons n. Plural of put-on. • PUTON n. a hoax or deception. |
| ROTONS | • rotons n. Plural of roton. • ROTON n. a quantum of vortex motion. |
| SETONS | • setons n. Plural of seton. • Setons prop.n. Plural of Seton. • SETON n. a thread or the like passed through the skin as a counterirritant or for drainage. |
| TONSIL | • tonsil n. (Anatomy, immunology) Ellipsis of palatine tonsil. • tonsil n. (Anatomy, immunology) Any of various small masses of lymphoid tissues. • TONSIL n. a lymphoid organ. |
| TONSOR | • tonsor n. (Obsolete) A barber. • TONSOR n. (Latin) a barber. |