| DIAPIRISMS | • diapirisms n. Plural of diapirism. • DIAPIRISM n. the upward movement of material through denser rock. |
| EMPHASISED | • emphasised v. Simple past tense and past participle of emphasise. • EMPHASISE v. to add emphasis to, also EMPHASIZE. |
| IDIOPLASMS | • idioplasms n. Plural of idioplasm. • IDIOPLASM n. the part of the protoplasm bearing hereditary characteristics. |
| LAMPADISTS | • Lampadists n. Plural of Lampadist. • LAMPADIST n. one who gained the prize in a lampadedromy, a foot race with lighted torches. |
| MINDSCAPES | • mindscapes n. Plural of mindscape. • MINDSCAPE n. the range of a person's thoughts and imagination, regarded as a panorama. |
| MISPHRASED | • misphrased v. Simple past tense and past participle of misphrase. • MISPHRASE v. to phrase wrongly. |
| MISPLEASED | • mispleased v. Simple past tense and past participle of misplease. • MISPLEASE v. (obsolete) to displease. |
| MISPRAISED | • mispraised v. Simple past tense and past participle of mispraise. • MISPRAISE v. to praise amiss. |
| MISSTAMPED | • misstamped v. Simple past tense and past participle of misstamp. • MISSTAMP v. to stamp wrongly. |
| PADRONISMS | • PADRONISM n. a system of work controlled by a padrone. |
| PANDERISMS | • panderisms n. Plural of panderism. • PANDERISM n. the employment, arts, or practices of a pander. |
| PEDANTISMS | • pedantisms n. Plural of pedantism. • PEDANTISM n. pedantry, also PEDANTICISM. |
| PREDATISMS | • PREDATISM n. the state of preying on other animals. |
| PSALMODIES | • psalmodies n. Plural of psalmody. • PSALMODY n. the use of psalms in worship. |
| PSALMODISE | • psalmodise v. Alternative form of psalmodize. • PSALMODISE v. to practise psalmody, also PSALMODIZE. |
| PSALMODIST | • psalmodist n. One who sings sacred songs; a psalmist. • PSALMODIST n. a singer of psalms. |
| SPASMODIST | • spasmodist n. A writer of spasmodic poetry. • SPASMODIST n. a person whose work is spasmodic. |
| SPERMATIDS | • spermatids n. Plural of spermatid. • SPERMATID n. a cell that develops directly into a spermatozoon. |
| TIMEPASSED | • TIMEPASS v. to pass time. |