| DISEMBARKMENTS | • disembarkments n. Plural of disembarkment. • DISEMBARKMENT n. the act of disembarking. |
| KAPELLMEISTERS | • kapellmeisters n. Plural of kapellmeister. • KAPELLMEISTER n. (German) the director of a choir or orchestra, also CAPELLMEISTER. |
| KERATOMILEUSES | • keratomileuses n. Plural of keratomileusis. |
| KERATOMILEUSIS | • keratomileusis n. (Surgery) Improvement of the refractive state of the cornea, performed by cutting a thin hinged flap… |
| LUKEWARMNESSES | • lukewarmnesses n. Plural of lukewarmness. • LUKEWARMNESS n. the state of being lukewarm. |
| MARKETABLENESS | • marketableness n. The state or quality of being marketable. • MARKETABLENESS n. the state of being marketable. |
| MARKETISATIONS | • marketisations n. Plural of marketisation. • MARKETISATION n. the process of bringing to market, also MARKETIZATION. |
| MISTAKENNESSES | • MISTAKENNESS n. the state of being mistaken. |
| MOUNTEBANKISMS | • mountebankisms n. Plural of mountebankism. • MOUNTEBANKISM n. the practice of a mountebank. |
| MUSSELCRACKERS | • MUSSELCRACKER n. a large sea bream that feeds on shellfish. |
| OMPHALOSKEPSES | • OMPHALOSKEPSIS n. the contemplation of one's own navel to induce a mental trance. |
| OMPHALOSKEPSIS | • omphaloskepsis n. Contemplation of or meditation upon one’s navel; navel-gazing. • omphaloskepsis n. (Figuratively) Ratiocination to the point of self-absorption. • OMPHALOSKEPSIS n. the contemplation of one's own navel to induce a mental trance. |
| REMARKABLENESS | • remarkableness n. The state of being remarkable or striking; extraordinariness; unusualness. • REMARKABLENESS n. the state of being remarkable. |
| SEMIDARKNESSES | • SEMIDARKNESS n. a state between dark and light. |
| SPOKESMANSHIPS | • spokesmanships n. Plural of spokesmanship. • SPOKESMANSHIP n. the office of spokesman. |
| TASKMISTRESSES | • taskmistresses n. Plural of taskmistress. • TASKMISTRESS n. a woman who is a taskmaster. |
| THROMBOKINASES | • thrombokinases n. Plural of thrombokinase. • THROMBOKINASE n. an enzyme active in the clotting of blood, aka thromboplastin. |