| ANALEMMATA | • analemmata n. Plural of analemma. • ANALEMMA n. (Greek) the figure-8 on a map showing the sun's seasonal course. |
| EMBALMMENT | • embalmment n. The process of embalming. • EMBALMMENT n. the act of embalming. |
| EMPALEMENT | • empalement n. Obsolete form of impalement. in particular in botany as a term for the calyx of a flower. • EMPALEMENT n. a fencing, inclosing, or fortifying with stakes. |
| ENTRAMMELS | • entrammels v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of entrammel. • ENTRAMMEL v. to trammel; to entangle. |
| IMMANENTAL | • IMMANENTAL adj. relating to the immanent. |
| IMMANENTLY | • immanently adv. In an immanent manner. • IMMANENT adv. dwelling within. |
| IMPALEMENT | • impalement n. The act of torturing or executing someone by impaling them on a sharp stake. • impalement n. (Heraldry) The joining of two coats of arms on one shield. • impalement n. A space fenced in, such as by palings, possibly in the form of an enclosure or cup. |
| MALIGNMENT | • malignment n. The act of maligning something. • MALIGNMENT n. a malign act. |
| MALMSTONES | • malmstones n. Plural of malmstone. • MALMSTONE n. calcareous loam; earth of this kind, formerly used for making brick. |
| MELANOMATA | • melanomata n. Plural of melanoma. • MELANOMA n. a darkly pigmented tumor. |
| MENTALISMS | • mentalisms n. Plural of mentalism. • MENTALISM n. the belief that the world can be explained as an aspect of the mind. |
| MILITIAMEN | • militiamen n. Plural of militiaman. • MILITIAMAN n. a member of a militia. |
| MONTELIMAR | • Montélimar prop.n. A city, a commune of the Drôme department, France. • MONTELIMAR n. a kind of chocolate. |
| MONUMENTAL | • monumental adj. In the manner of a monument. • monumental adj. Large, grand and imposing. • monumental adj. Taking a great amount of time and effort to complete. |
| NUMMULATED | • nummulated adj. Resembling coins. • NUMMULATED adj. coin-shaped. |
| TRAMMELING | • trammeling v. Present participle of trammel. • trammeling n. A hindrance or impediment. • TRAMMEL v. to hinder, also TRAMEL, TRAMELL. |