| ASTOUNDMENTS | • ASTOUNDMENT n. (archaic) great surprise. |
| HAUSSMANNISE | • HAUSSMANNISE v. to open out, generally to rebuild, as Baron Haussmann did in Paris as prefect of the Seine (1853-70), also HAUSSMANNIZE. |
| HAUSSMANNIZE | • Haussmannize v. (Transitive) To destroy the old in order to build the new (in the manner of Baron Haussmann’s rebuilding of Paris). • HAUSSMANNIZE v. to open out, generally to rebuild, as Baron Haussmann did in Paris as prefect of the Seine (1853-70), also HAUSSMANNISE. |
| HUMANENESSES | • humanenesses n. Plural of humaneness. • HUMANENESS n. the quality of being humane. |
| HUNTSMANSHIP | • huntsmanship n. The art or practice of hunting, or the qualification of a hunter. • HUNTSMANSHIP n. the craft of hunting. |
| INFAMOUSNESS | • infamousness n. The state or quality of being infamous; infamy. • INFAMOUSNESS n. the state of being infamous. |
| MANFULNESSES | • manfulnesses n. Plural of manfulness. • MANFULNESS n. the state of being manful. |
| MANUMISSIONS | • manumissions n. Plural of manumission. • MANUMISSION n. the act of manumitting; freeing from slavery. |
| MENSURATIONS | • mensurations n. Plural of mensuration. • MENSURATION n. measuring to find the dimensions of things. |
| NONMUSICIANS | • nonmusicians n. Plural of nonmusician. • NONMUSICIAN n. one who is not a musician. |
| NOUMENALISMS | • NOUMENALISM n. Kant's philosophy of the noumenon. |
| NOUMENALISTS | • NOUMENALIST n. a believer in noumenalism. |
| SUBDOMINANTS | • subdominants n. Plural of subdominant. • SUBDOMINANT n. the fourth degree of the diatonic scale, e.g. F in the scale of C. |
| SUSTAINMENTS | • sustainments n. Plural of sustainment. • SUSTAINMENT n. the act of sustaining. |
| TRANSHUMANTS | • transhumants n. Plural of transhumant. • TRANSHUMANT n. one who moves from winter to summer pastures. |
| UNASSUMINGLY | • unassumingly adv. In an unassuming manner. • UNASSUMING adv. not assuming. |
| UNMECHANISES | • UNMECHANISE v. (Sterne) to disorganise, also UNMECHANIZE. |