| CHORUSMASTERS | • chorusmasters n. Plural of chorusmaster. • CHORUSMASTER n. the conductor of a choir. |
| CLOVERGRASSES | • CLOVERGRASS n. clover as pasturage. |
| CONSPIRATRESS | • conspiratress n. A female conspirator. • CONSPIRATRESS n. a female conspirator. |
| CRAFTSPERSONS | • craftspersons n. Plural of craftsperson. • CRAFTSPERSON n. a craftsman or craftswoman. |
| CROSSBARRINGS | • CROSSBARRING n. the act of fitting with a crossbar. |
| CRYSTALLISERS | • crystallisers n. Plural of crystalliser. • CRYSTALLISER n. an agent that causes crystallisation, also CRYSTALISER, CRYSTALIZER, CRYSTALLIZER. |
| DETRACTRESSES | • detractresses n. Plural of detractress. • DETRACTRESS n. a female detractor. |
| HYPERSARCOSES | • hypersarcoses n. Plural of hypersarcosis. • HYPERSARCOSIS n. proud or fungous flesh. |
| HYPERSARCOSIS | • hypersarcosis n. (Pathology, archaic) A soft fungous excrescence, especially such as appears upon ulcerated parts. • HYPERSARCOSIS n. proud or fungous flesh. |
| IRRESISTANCES | • IRRESISTANCE n. lack of resistance. |
| KIRSCHWASSERS | • kirschwassers n. Plural of kirschwasser. • KIRSCHWASSER n. (German) an alcoholic spirit distilled, chiefly in Germany and Switzerland, from the fermented juice of cherries, also KIRSCH. |
| PREASSURANCES | • preassurances n. Plural of preassurance. • PREASSURANCE n. advance assurance. |
| RANCOROUSNESS | • rancorousness n. The quality of being rancorous. • RANCOROUSNESS n. the state of being rancorous. |
| RESUSCITATORS | • resuscitators n. Plural of resuscitator. • RESUSCITATOR n. one that resuscitates. |
| SCRIMSHANDERS | • scrimshanders v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of scrimshander. • SCRIMSHANDER v. to ornament, as shells, ivory, etc., by engraving, and (usually) rubbing pigments into the incised lines, also SCRIMSHANDY, SCRIMSHAW. |
| SCRIMSHANKERS | • scrimshankers n. Plural of scrimshanker. • SCRIMSHANKER n. a shirker, also SKRIMSHANKER. |
| SPORTSCASTERS | • sportscasters n. Plural of sportscaster. • SPORTSCASTER n. a sports commentator, also SPORTCASTER. |
| STERCORANISMS | • STERCORANISM n. formerly, a name for the belief that the sacramental bread is digested and evacuated like other food. |
| STERCORANISTS | • stercoranists n. Plural of stercoranist. • STERCORANIST n. a disparaging nickname given to one who holds that the consecrated elements of the Eucharist undergo digestion in and evacuation from the body of the recipient. |