| ACCUBATIONS | • ACCUBATION n. the act of reclining while eating. |
| ACETABULUMS | • acetabulums n. Plural of acetabulum. • ACETABULUM n. (Latin) a cuplike hollow on the hipbone to receive the thighbone. |
| ARCUBALISTS | • arcubalists n. Plural of arcubalist. • ARCUBALIST n. a crossbow. |
| BACTERURIAS | • bacterurias n. Plural of bacteruria. • BACTERURIA n. the presence of bacteria in the urine, also BACTERIURIA. |
| BARRACOUTAS | • barracoutas n. Plural of barracouta. • BARRACOUTA n. (Spanish) a large marine fish resembling the mackerel, aka snoek. |
| BEAUTICIANS | • beauticians n. Plural of beautician. • BEAUTICIAN n. a person engaged in hairdressing, facial makeup, manicuring, etc. |
| BUREAUCRATS | • bureaucrats n. Plural of bureaucrat. • BUREAUCRAT n. a member of a bureaucracy. |
| CAUSABILITY | • causability n. The condition of being causable. • CAUSABILITY n. the ability to be caused. |
| HABITAUNCES | • HABITAUNCE n. (Spenser) dwelling-place. |
| OUTBALANCES | • outbalances v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outbalance. • OUTBALANCE v. to outweigh; to exceed in weight or effect. |
| STAUNCHABLE | • STAUNCHABLE adj. that can be staunched, also STANCHABLE. |
| SUBACETATES | • subacetates n. Plural of subacetate. • SUBACETATE n. an acetate in smaller proportion. |
| SUBALLOCATE | • suballocate v. (Transitive) To allocate further (something already allocated). |
| SUBSCHEMATA | • subschemata n. Plural of subschema. • SUBSCHEMA n. part of a schema. |
| SUBTACKSMAN | • SUBTACKSMAN n. a holder (of land) by subtack. |
| ULTRABASICS | • ultrabasics n. Plural of ultrabasic. • ULTRABASIC n. a rock very poor in silica. |