| AMORTISEMENT | • AMORTISEMENT n. the act of amortising, also AMORTIZEMENT. |
| COMMENTATORS | • commentators n. Plural of commentator. • Commentators n. Plural of Commentator. • COMMENTATOR n. one who gives a commentary. |
| COMMUTATIONS | • commutations n. Plural of commutation. • COMMUTATION n. the exchange of the death sentence for a less severe punishment. |
| COMPARTMENTS | • compartments n. Plural of compartment. • COMPARTMENT v. to put into compartments. |
| DISMASTMENTS | • DISMASTMENT n. the act of dismasting. |
| IMMANENTISTS | • immanentists n. Plural of immanentist. • IMMANENTIST n. one who believes in an immanent or permanent god. |
| MAINTOPMASTS | • maintopmasts n. Plural of maintopmast. • MAINTOPMAST n. the mast next above the lower mainmast. |
| MARTINETISMS | • martinetisms n. Plural of martinetism. • MARTINETISM n. the state of being a martinet. |
| METAGNATHISM | • metagnathism n. The condition of being metagnathous. • METAGNATHISM n. the state of being metagnathous, having a beak in which the tips of the mandibles cross. |
| MISALLOTMENT | • misallotment n. Incorrect allotment. • MISALLOTMENT n. an instance of misallotting. |
| MISMATCHMENT | • mismatchment n. Mismatching; a bad or unsuitable match. • MISMATCHMENT n. the act of mismatching. |
| MISSTATEMENT | • misstatement n. Something stated wrongly; a (usually unintentionally) incorrect statement. • MISSTATEMENT n. a false statement. |
| MISTREATMENT | • mistreatment n. Cruel, abusive , bad, unfair, or thoughtless treatment of a person or animal (only rarely of an object… • MISTREATMENT n. wrong treatment. |
| NUMISMATISTS | • numismatists n. Plural of numismatist. • NUMISMATIST n. a coin collector. |
| PANTOMIMISTS | • pantomimists n. Plural of pantomimist. • PANTOMIMIST n. an actor or dancer in pantomimes. |
| TEMPERAMENTS | • temperaments n. Plural of temperament. • TEMPERAMENT n. disposition, personality, esp. with regard to emotional makeup. |
| TIMESTAMPING | • timestamping v. Present participle of timestamp. • time-stamping v. Present participle of time-stamp. • TIMESTAMP v. (of a computer) to add a record of the time of an event or transaction to (data). |