| ACOSMIST | • acosmist n. A follower of acosmism. • ACOSMIST n. one who denies the existence of a universe distinct from God. |
| CAMBISTS | • cambists n. Plural of cambist. • CAMBIST n. a dealer in bills of exchange. |
| CASTEISM | • casteism n. Discrimination based on a person’s caste. • CASTEISM n. the caste system esp. in India. |
| ETACISMS | • etacisms n. Plural of etacism. • ETACISM n. the pronunciation of the Greek letter eta as close e, also ITACISM. |
| ITACISMS | • itacisms n. Plural of itacism. • ITACISM n. the pronunciation of the Greek letter eta as the modern Greeks pronounce it, that is, like e in the English word be, also ETACISM. |
| MASSCULT | • masscult n. The modern industrial equivalent of culture, mass-produced and anonymously consumed, without specialization… • MASSCULT n. culture as promoted by the mass media. |
| MASSICOT | • massicot n. (Chemistry) lead monoxide, PbO, obtained as a yellow amorphous powder, the fused and crystalline form… • MASSICOT n. (French) yellow lead monoxide, also MASTICOT. |
| MASTICHS | • mastichs n. Plural of mastich. • MASTICH n. (French) a pale yellow gum resin from certain Mediterranean trees, used for varnish, also MASTIC, MASTICHE, MASTIX. |
| METCASTS | • METCAST n. a weather forecast. |
| MISCASTS | • miscasts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of miscast. • MISCAST v. to cast in an unsuitable role. |
| MOBCASTS | • MOBCAST v. to broadcast over mobile phones. |
| MOSCATOS | • MOSCATO n. a sweet dessert wine. |
| SANCTUMS | • sanctums n. Plural of sanctum. • SANCTUM n. (Latin) a sacred place. |
| SCAMSTER | • scamster n. One who scams. • SCAMSTER n. one who perpetrates scams, also SCAMMER. |
| SCOTOMAS | • scotomas n. Plural of scotoma. • SCOTOMA n. (Greek) dizziness with dimness of sight, also SCOTOMIA, SCOTOMY. |
| SMATCHES | • smatches n. Plural of smatch. • SMATCH v. (obsolete) to taste, smack. |
| STOMACHS | • stomachs n. Plural of stomach. • stomachs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of stomach. • STOMACH v. to tolerate. |
| STOMACKS | • stomacks n. Plural of stomack. • STOMACK n. (East Africa) in the phrase have a stomack, to be pregnant. |
| TACHISMS | • TACHISM n. (French) a type of abstract painting, also TACHISME. |
| TACTISMS | • TACTISM n. the movement of a whole organism. |