| AUTOMOBILISM | • automobilism n. (Dated) The use of automobiles. • AUTOMOBILISM n. an interest in cars. |
| COLUMBARIUMS | • columbariums n. Plural of columbarium. |
| COMMUNICABLE | • communicable adj. (Epidemiology, of a disease) Able to be transmitted between people or animals. • communicable adj. Readily communicated. • communicable adj. Talkative or expansive. |
| COMMUNICABLY | • communicably adv. In a communicable manner. • COMMUNICABLE adv. capable of being communicated. |
| INCOMMUTABLE | • incommutable adj. Not commutable. • INCOMMUTABLE adj. that cannot be commuted or exchanged. |
| INCOMMUTABLY | • incommutably adv. In an incommutable manner. • INCOMMUTABLE adv. that cannot be commuted or exchanged. |
| MEMBRANOUSLY | • membranously adv. In a membranous manner. • MEMBRANOUS adv. like a membrane, also MEMBRANACEOUS, MEMBRANEOUS. |
| NOCTAMBULISM | • noctambulism n. (Rare) sleepwalking. • NOCTAMBULISM n. somnambulism. |
| SOMNAMBULANT | • somnambulant adj. Walking as if, or while, asleep; sleepwalking. • somnambulant n. A sleepwalker. • SOMNAMBULANT adj. having the habit of walking while asleep. |
| SOMNAMBULARY | • somnambulary adj. Relating to sleepwalking. • SOMNAMBULARY adj. relating to somnambulation, sleepwalking, also SOMNAMBULAR. |
| SOMNAMBULATE | • somnambulate v. (Intransitive) To walk while sleeping. • SOMNAMBULATE v. to walk when asleep. |
| SOMNAMBULISM | • somnambulism n. Sleepwalking. • SOMNAMBULISM n. an abnormal condition of sleep in which motor acts, such as walking, are performed. |
| SOMNAMBULIST | • somnambulist n. A person who walks about in their sleep; a sleepwalker. • SOMNAMBULIST n. a sleepwalker, also SOMNAMBULE. |
| SUBMICROGRAM | • submicrogram adj. Being or relating to a quantity of less than a microgram. • submicrogram n. An amount that is less than a microgram. • SUBMICROGRAM adj. relating to or having a mass of less than one microgram. |
| XYLOBALSAMUM | • xylobalsamum n. The dried twigs or fragrant wood of balm of Gilead (or balsam of Mecca). • XYLOBALSAMUM n. the dried twigs, or the wood, of the balm of Gilead tree. |