| DISSUASORY | • dissuasory adj. Tending to dissuade. • DISSUASORY n. a dissuasive. |
| DRYASDUSTS | • dryasdusts n. Plural of dryasdust. • DRYASDUST n. a boring person. |
| DYSCRASIAS | • dyscrasias n. Plural of dyscrasia. • DYSCRASIA n. (obsolete) a disordered condition of the body attributed originally to unsuitable mixing of the body fluids or humours. |
| GRAYNESSES | • graynesses n. Plural of grayness. • GRAYNESS n. the state of being gray, also GREYNESS. |
| MASSYMORES | • massymores n. Plural of massymore. • MASSYMORE n. (Scott) a subterranean prison, also MATTAMORE. |
| MAYORESSES | • mayoresses n. Plural of mayoress. • MAYORESS n. a female mayor. |
| RAYGRASSES | • raygrasses n. Plural of raygrass. • ray␣grasses n. Plural of ray grass. • RAYGRASS n. a pasture and fodder type of grass, also RYEFLOUR, RYEGRASS. |
| RYEGRASSES | • ryegrasses n. Plural of ryegrass. • RYEGRASS n. a pasture and fodder type of grass, also RAYGRASS, RYEFLOUR. |
| SATYRESSES | • satyresses n. Plural of satyress. • SATYRESS n. a female satyr, also SATYRA. |
| SATYRIASES | • satyriases n. Plural of satyriasis. • SATYRIASIS n. immoderate venereal appetite in the male. |
| SATYRIASIS | • satyriasis n. Excessive sexual desire, found in a man. • satyriasis n. The quality of excessive sexual passion in a male. • SATYRIASIS n. immoderate venereal appetite in the male. |
| SPAGYRISTS | • spagyrists n. Plural of spagyrist. • SPAGYRIST n. an alchemist, also SPAGIRIST. |
| SPYMASTERS | • spymasters n. Plural of spymaster. • SPYMASTER n. one who controls spies. |
| SYNAERESES | • synaereses n. Plural of synaeresis. • synæreses n. Plural of synæresis. • SYNAERESIS n. the running together of vowels into a diphthong, also SYNERESIS. |
| SYNAERESIS | • synaeresis n. (Linguistics, prosody) the contraction of two vowels into a diphthong or a long vowel. • synaeresis n. (Chemistry) the separating out of the liquid from a gel. • synæresis n. Alternative spelling of synaeresis. |
| SYNASTRIES | • synastries n. Plural of synastry. • SYNASTRY n. coincidence of stellar influences. |