| AMARACUSES | • AMARACUS n. (Latin) the herb marjoram. |
| AMBUSCADER | • ambuscader n. One who ambushes, or who is involved in an ambush. • AMBUSCADER n. one who ambuscades. |
| CALVARIUMS | • calvariums n. Plural of calvarium. • CALVARIUM n. (Latin) the dome of the skull. |
| CASSUMUNAR | • cassumunar n. A pungent, bitter, aromatic root, Zingiber montanum, resembling ginger, obtained from the East Indies. • CASSUMUNAR n. an aromatic root similar to ginger. |
| CAUCHEMARS | • cauchemars n. Plural of cauchemar. • CAUCHEMAR n. (French) a nightmare. |
| DOCUDRAMAS | • docudramas n. Plural of docudrama. • DOCUDRAMA n. a play or film representing real events. |
| DULCAMARAS | • DULCAMARA n. (Latin) a flower of the potato family, aka bittersweet. |
| GAMARUCHES | • GAMARUCHE v. to practise cunnilingus or fellatio, also GAMAHUCHE. |
| MAJUSCULAR | • majuscular adj. (Of letters) uppercase, capitalized. • MAJUSCULAR adj. of letters, capital. |
| MANURANCES | • manurances n. Plural of manurance. • MANURANCE n. (archaic) cultivation. |
| MARLACIOUS | • marlacious adj. (Geology) Containing large quantities of marl. • MARLACIOUS adj. containing marl. |
| MATRICULAS | • matriculas n. Plural of matricula. • MATRICULA n. (Latin) a register of members, students etc. |
| METACARPUS | • metacarpus n. (Anatomy) The five bones that form the intermediate part of the hand between the fingers and the wrist. • METACARPUS n. that part of the skeleton of the hand or forefoot between the carpus and phalanges. |
| MUSCATORIA | • muscatoria n. Plural of muscatorium. • MUSCATORIUM n. (Latin) a flabellum, a fan; esp. the fan carried before the pope on state occasions, made in ostrich and peacock feathers. |
| RAMPACIOUS | • rampacious adj. High-spirited. • rampacious adj. Rampageous. • RAMPACIOUS adj. (Dickens) turbulent, unruly, also RAMPAGEOUS. |
| SACCHARUMS | • saccharums n. Plural of saccharum. • SACCHARUM n. a genus of tall tropical grasses including the sugar cane. |
| SACRARIUMS | • SACRARIUM n. (Latin) the sanctuary or sacristy (room housing sacred vessels) of a church. |
| SCARAMOUCH | • Scaramouch prop.n. Alternative form of Scaramouche. • SCARAMOUCH n. a bragging cowardly buffoon, also SCARAMOUCHE. • SCARAMOUCH v. to behave like a rascal or cowardly fool. |
| SURFACEMAN | • surfaceman n. (Mining) A miner who works in the open air, rather than underground. • surfaceman n. (Scotland) A platelayer; one who maintains a railway track. • SURFACEMAN n. a workman who keeps a railway bed in repair. |
| TARAXACUMS | • taraxacums n. Plural of taraxacum. • TARAXACUM n. a plant of the dandelion genus. |