| ACCOMMODATORS | • accommodators n. Plural of accommodator. • ACCOMMODATOR n. one who accommodates. |
| ANTIMODERNISM | • antimodernism n. A movement that opposes modernism. |
| COMMANDERSHIP | • commandership n. The role of a commander. • COMMANDERSHIP n. the office of commander. |
| DEPROGRAMMERS | • deprogrammers n. Plural of deprogrammer. • DEPROGRAMMER n. one who deprograms. |
| DICHROMATISMS | • dichromatisms n. Plural of dichromatism. • DICHROMATISM n. partial color blindness in which only two colors are perceptible. |
| DYNAMOMETRIES | • DYNAMOMETRY n. measurement by dynamometer. |
| HEXAGRAMMOIDS | • HEXAGRAMMOID n. a hexagram shape. |
| IMMODERATIONS | • immoderations n. Plural of immoderation. • IMMODERATION n. the state of being immoderate. |
| MELODRAMATICS | • melodramatics n. Overemotional, exaggerated behavior calculated for effect. • MELODRAMATICS n. melodramatic conduct or writing. |
| MELODRAMATISE | • melodramatise v. Alternative spelling of melodramatize. • MELODRAMATISE v. to make melodramatic, also MELODRAMATIZE. |
| MELODRAMATIST | • melodramatist n. A writer of melodramas. • melodramatist n. An actor in melodramas. • melodramatist n. A melodramatic person. |
| METAMORPHOSED | • metamorphosed v. Simple past tense and past participle of metamorphose. • METAMORPHOSE v. to change into a different physical form esp. by supernatural means. |
| MISDEMEANOURS | • misdemeanours n. Plural of misdemeanour. • MISDEMEANOUR n. in UK formerly, a crime less serious than a felony, also MISDEMEANOR. |
| MISPROGRAMMED | • misprogrammed v. Simple past tense and past participle of misprogram. • MISPROGRAM v. to program incorrectly. |
| PAEDOMORPHISM | • paedomorphism n. Alternative spelling of pedomorphism. • PAEDOMORPHISM n. retention in the adult of infantile or juvenile characters, also PAEDOMORPHOSIS. |
| PRASEODYMIUMS | • praseodymiums n. Plural of praseodymium. • PRASEODYMIUM n. a chemical element, a metal with green salts, isolated from the once-supposed element didymium. |
| PRIMORDIALISM | • primordialism n. Devotion to, or persistence in, conditions of the primordial state. • PRIMORDIALISM n. belief in first principles or elements. |