| BANEFULNESS | • banefulness n. The state or quality of being baneful. • BANEFULNESS n. the state of being baneful. |
| BRANFULNESS | • BRANFULNESS n. the state of being full of bran. |
| ENDOSULFANS | • endosulfans n. Plural of endosulfan. • ENDOSULFAN n. a brownish crystalline insecticide. |
| FINABLENESS | • FINABLENESS n. the state of being finable. |
| FINGERNAILS | • fingernails n. Plural of fingernail. • finger␣nails n. Plural of finger nail. • FINGERNAIL n. the nail of a finger. |
| FINICALNESS | • finicalness n. The state or characteristic of being finical. • FINICALNESS n. the state of being finical. |
| FLANCONADES | • flanconades n. Plural of flanconade. • FLANCONADE n. (French) a thrust in the side. |
| FLAUNTINESS | • flauntiness n. The state, quality, or condition of being flaunty. • FLAUNTINESS n. the state of being flaunty. |
| FONTANELLES | • fontanelles n. Plural of fontanelle. • FONTANELLE n. a membrane-covered gap between the immature parietal bones in the skull of a foetus or infant, also FONTANEL. |
| GAINFULNESS | • gainfulness n. The state or quality of being gainful; profitableness. • GAINFULNESS n. the state of being gainful. |
| HALFPENNIES | • halfpennies n. Plural of halfpenny. • HALFPENNY n. a coin worth half a pre-decimal penny. |
| INFANTILISE | • infantilise v. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of infantilize. • INFANTILISE v. to render infantile, also INFANTILIZE. |
| INFIELDSMAN | • INFIELDSMAN n. one who plays in the infield. |
| NONFAMILIES | • nonfamilies n. Plural of nonfamily. • NONFAMILY n. something that is not a family. |
| PAINFULNESS | • painfulness n. The state or quality of being painful, of causing pain. • painfulness n. The state or quality of being tedious, of requiring great care. • PAINFULNESS n. the state of being painful. |