| CALAMANDERS | • calamanders n. Plural of calamander. • CALAMANDER n. (Sinhalese) a hard valuable wood of the ebony genus. |
| CAMARADERIE | • camaraderie n. Close friendship in a group of friends or teammates. • camaraderie n. A spirit of familiarity and closeness. • CAMARADERIE n. (French) friendship. |
| HAMADRYADES | • hamadryades n. Plural of hamadryad. • HAMADRYAD n. (Greek) a wood nymph associated with one particular tree; a king cobra. |
| HAMADRYASES | • hamadryases n. Plural of hamadryas. • HAMADRYAS n. (Greek) a type of baboon. |
| HARDWAREMAN | • hardwareman n. (Obsolete) An ironmonger. • HARDWAREMAN n. one who sells hardware. |
| LAMPADARIES | • LAMPADARY n. in the Greek Church, someone who looks after the lamps and carries a lighted taper before the patriarch. |
| MACADAMISER | • MACADAMISER n. one who macadamises, also MACADAMIZER. |
| MACADAMIZER | • macadamizer n. One who surfaces a road with macadam. • MACADAMIZER n. one who macadamises, also MACADAMISER. |
| MACERANDUBA | • maceranduba n. Archaic form of massaranduba. • MACERANDUBA n. (Tupi) the Brazilian milk-tree, also MASSARANDUBA, MASSERANDUBA. |
| MANDARINATE | • mandarinate n. (Obsolete) The status of holding a position as a mandarin. • mandarinate n. The collective body of mandarins. • mandarinate n. A political form of rule by mandarins. |
| MANDATARIES | • mandataries n. Plural of mandatary. • MANDATARY n. the holder of a mandate, also MANDATORY. |
| MARIVAUDAGE | • marivaudage n. (Literary) A writing style characterized by an affectation of refinement, originating from the writing… • MARIVAUDAGE n. preciosity in literary style or expression. |
| MAZARINADES | • mazarinades n. Plural of mazarinade. • MAZARINADE n. (historical) a satire or pamphlet against Cardinal Mazarin. |
| PARAMEDICAL | • paramedical adj. Of or relating to the provision of emergency medical treatment. • paramedical adj. Of or relating to a paramedic. • paramedical n. Alternative form of paramedic. |
| SALAMANDERS | • salamanders n. Plural of salamander. • SALAMANDER n. any of various urodele amphibians, formerly believed to live in fire. |