| ACCESSORIUS | • ACCESSORIUS n. a muscle or nerve that has an augmenting action. |
| ACCUSATIONS | • accusations n. Plural of accusation. • ACCUSATION n. the act of accusing. |
| ACCUSATIVES | • accusatives n. Plural of accusative. • ACCUSATIVE n. a case indicating the direct object of a verb. |
| CASUISTICAL | • casuistical adj. Casuistic. • CASUISTICAL adj. relating to casuistry, plausible but flawed moral reasoning, also CASUISTIC. |
| CAUCUSSINGS | • CAUCUSSING n. the act of holding a caucus. |
| CAUSTICNESS | • causticness n. The state or quality of being caustic. • CAUSTICNESS n. the quality of being caustic. |
| CUBICALNESS | • cubicalness n. The state or quality of being cubical. • CUBICALNESS n. the state of being cubical. |
| DIACAUSTICS | • diacaustics n. Plural of diacaustic. • DIACAUSTIC n. a type of curve formed by refraction. |
| DIACOUSTICS | • diacoustics n. The science concerned with the properties of sound as affected by passing through different mediums; diaphonics. • DIACOUSTICS n. the branch of physics that deals with refracted sound. |
| DISACCUSTOM | • disaccustom v. To cause (someone) to break a habit or become unaccustomed to something that they are previously accustomed to. • DISACCUSTOM v. to free from a habit. |
| MULTIACCESS | • multiaccess adj. Accessible to many. • MULTIACCESS n. (relating to) a computer system that allows several users to access it at the same time. |
| RECUSANCIES | • recusancies n. Plural of recusancy. • RECUSANCY n. the state of being recusant, one who refuses to attend Catholic church services, also RECUSANCE. |
| SALICACEOUS | • salicaceous adj. Belonging or relating to the willow. • SALICACEOUS adj. pertaining to or like a willow; belonging to the willow family of plants. |
| SCORIACEOUS | • scoriaceous adj. Of, relating to, or producing scoria. • SCORIACEOUS adj. like slag, also SCORIAC, SCORIOUS. |
| SCRIBACIOUS | • scribacious adj. Prone to excessive writing. • SCRIBACIOUS adj. (archaic) given to writing. |
| UNCLASSICAL | • unclassical adj. Not classical. • UNCLASSICAL adj. not classical. |