| AFTERNOONS | • afternoons n. Plural of afternoon. • AFTERNOON n. the time between morning and evening. |
| ANNOTATORS | • annotators n. Plural of annotator. • ANNOTATOR n. one who annotates. |
| CORNOPEANS | • cornopeans n. Plural of cornopean. • CORNOPEAN n. a brass cornet. |
| GORGONIANS | • gorgonians n. Plural of gorgonian. • GORGONIAN n. any of various horny corals of the order Gorgonacea, with upright, plantlike forms. |
| INNOVATORS | • innovators n. Plural of innovator. • INNOVATOR n. one who innovates. |
| INTONATORS | • intonators n. Plural of intonator. • INTONATOR n. one who intonates. |
| MAROONINGS | • maroonings n. Plural of marooning. • MAROONING n. the act of abandoning in an isolated place. |
| MONANDROUS | • monandrous adj. (Botany) Having only one stamen in each flower. • monandrous adj. Having only one male sexual partner over a period of time. • MONANDROUS adj. having only one stamen. |
| NANOWORLDS | • nanoworlds n. Plural of nanoworld. • NANOWORLD n. the world of the very small. |
| NOMINATORS | • nominators n. Plural of nominator. • NOMINATOR n. one who nominates. |
| NONAEROSOL | • nonaerosol n. That which is not an aerosol. |
| NONAUTHORS | • nonauthors n. Plural of nonauthor. • NONAUTHOR n. one who is not an author. |
| NONFACTORS | • nonfactors n. Plural of nonfactor. • NONFACTOR n. something that is not a factor. |
| NONMORTALS | • nonmortals n. Plural of nonmortal. • NONMORTAL n. one who is not mortal. |
| OLECRANONS | • olecranons n. Plural of olecranon. • OLECRANON n. (Greek) the projecting bone of the elbow. |
| PRONATIONS | • pronations n. Plural of pronation. • PRONATION n. turning the hand and forearm so that palm faces downward. |
| PROPANONES | • PROPANONE n. a systematic name of acetone. |
| RESONATION | • resonation n. The act or state of resonating. • RESONATION n. the act of resonating. |
| SOPRANINOS | • sopraninos n. Plural of sopranino. • SOPRANINO n. (Italian) an instrument higher than the corresponding soprano. |
| TRANSPOSON | • transposon n. (Genetics) A segment of DNA that can move to a different position within a genome, or to the genome… • TRANSPOSON n. a sequence of DNA capable of moving to different sites in a chromosome. |