| APOCOPATIONS | • apocopations n. Plural of apocopation. • APOCOPATION n. the cutting off of the last sound or syllable of a word. |
| APPEACHMENTS | • appeachments n. Plural of appeachment. • APPEACHMENT n. (Shakespeare) the act of appeaching. |
| APPLICATIONS | • applications n. Plural of application. • APPLICATION n. an act of putting to use. |
| BACKSLAPPING | • backslapping v. Present participle of backslap. • backslapping n. Action of the verb to backslap. • back-slapping n. Alternative spelling of backslapping. |
| CAPTAINSHIPS | • captainships n. Plural of captainship. • CAPTAINSHIP n. the office of captain. |
| CHAPLAINSHIP | • chaplainship n. The office or business of a chaplain. • chaplainship n. The possession or revenue of a chapel. • CHAPLAINSHIP n. the office of chaplain. |
| CHAPMANSHIPS | • CHAPMANSHIP n. the profession of chapman. |
| COPROPHAGANS | • coprophagans n. Plural of coprophagan. • COPROPHAGAN n. a beetle that lives in dung. |
| EPISCOPALIAN | • episcopalian adj. Episcopal, pertaining to a bishop of any church. • episcopalian adj. Episcopalian. • episcopalian n. Episcopalian. |
| HANDICAPPERS | • handicappers n. Plural of handicapper. • HANDICAPPER n. a person who assigns handicaps. |
| HAPPENSTANCE | • happenstance n. (Uncountable) The chance or random quality of an event or circumstance. • happenstance n. (Countable) A chance or random event or circumstance. • HAPPENSTANCE n. a circumstance esp. that is due to chance, also HAPPENCHANCE. |
| HYPERCAPNIAS | • hypercapnias n. Plural of hypercapnia. • HYPERCAPNIA n. the presence of excessive amounts of carbon dioxide in the blood, also HYPERCARBIA. |
| PANSPERMATIC | • panspermatic adj. Relating to the theory of panspermatism. • PANSPERMATIC adj. relating to panspermia. |
| PARASYNAPTIC | • parasynaptic adj. Relating to parasynapsis. • PARASYNAPTIC adj. of or like a parasynapsis. |
| PARTICIPANTS | • participants n. Plural of participant. • PARTICIPANT n. one that participates. |
| WAPPENSCHAWS | • WAPPENSCHAW n. (Scots) a periodical gathering of the people within an area for the purpose of seeing that each man was armed according to his rank, and ready to take the field, also WAPENSCHAW, WAPENSHAW, WAPINSCHAW, WAPINSHAW, WAPPENSHAW, WAPPENSHAWING. |