| ANNOUNCERS | • announcers n. Plural of announcer. • ANNOUNCER n. one who announces. |
| ANNUITANTS | • annuitants n. Plural of annuitant. • ANNUITANT n. one who receives, or is entitled to receive, an annuity. |
| ANNULMENTS | • annulments n. Plural of annulment. • ANNULMENT n. the act of annulling. |
| ANTENNULES | • antennules n. Plural of antennule. • ANTENNULE n. one of a first or smaller pair of antennae in crustaceans. |
| ENSANGUINE | • ensanguine v. To stain with blood. • ENSANGUINE v. to cover with blood. |
| MANNEQUINS | • mannequins n. Plural of mannequin. • MANNEQUIN n. a dummy for the display of clothes etc., also MANIKIN, MANNIKIN. |
| NONMUTANTS | • nonmutants n. Plural of nonmutant. • NONMUTANT n. one who is not a mutant. |
| NUNNATIONS | • nunnations n. Plural of nunnation. • NUNNATION n. the addition of a final n in the declension of nouns. |
| SANGUINING | • sanguining v. Present participle of sanguine. • SANGUINE v. to stain with blood. |
| SUNTANNING | • suntanning v. Present participle of suntan. • SUNTANNING n. the act of tanning by the sun. |
| SUPERNANNY | • supernanny n. A remarkably capable and energetic nanny. • SUPERNANNY n. an expert who advises parents on how to deal with badly-behaved children. |
| UNBANNINGS | • unbannings n. Plural of unbanning. • UNBANNING n. the act of reversing a ban. |
| UNCANNIEST | • uncanniest adj. Superlative form of uncanny: most uncanny. • UNCANNY adj. strange and inexplicable. |
| UNCANONISE | • uncanonise v. Alternative form of uncanonize. • UNCANONISE v. to deprive of canonical authority, also UNCANONIZE. |
| UNCONSTANT | • unconstant adj. Inconstant. • UNCONSTANT adj. (Shakespeare) inconstant, also INCONSTANT. |
| UNISONANCE | • unisonance n. Accordance of sounds; unison. • UNISONANCE n. accordance of sounds. |
| UNSAINTING | • unsainting v. Present participle of unsaint. • UNSAINT v. to divest of saintliness. |
| UNSNAGGING | • unsnagging v. Present participle of unsnag. • UNSNAG v. to free of snags. |
| UNSNAPPING | • unsnapping v. Present participle of unsnap. • UNSNAP v. to undo the snaps of. |
| UNSNARLING | • unsnarling v. Present participle of unsnarl. • UNSNARL v. to disentangle. |