| ACADEMICALISMS | • ACADEMICALISM n. close adherence to formal academic teaching. |
| ANAGRAMMATISED | • anagrammatised v. Simple past tense and past participle of anagrammatise. • ANAGRAMMATISE v. to make into an anagram, also ANAGRAMMATIZE. |
| ANAGRAMMATISES | • anagrammatises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of anagrammatise. • ANAGRAMMATISE v. to make into an anagram, also ANAGRAMMATIZE. |
| ANAGRAMMATIZES | • anagrammatizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of anagrammatize. • ANAGRAMMATIZE v. to make into an anagram, also ANAGRAMMATISE. |
| ARMAMENTARIUMS | • armamentariums n. Plural of armamentarium. • ARMAMENTARIUM n. the collection of equipment and techniques available to one in a particular field, esp. in medicine. |
| GRAMMATICASTER | • grammaticaster n. (Derogatory) A pedantic, inferior grammarian. • GRAMMATICASTER n. (archaic) a petty grammarian. |
| LAMPADOMANCIES | • LAMPADOMANCY n. divination using the flame of a torch. |
| MANAGERIALISMS | • managerialisms n. Plural of managerialism. • MANAGERIALISM n. the adoption of business methods and management structures in the running of public services, etc. |
| MATHEMATICIANS | • mathematicians n. Plural of mathematician. • MATHEMATICIAN n. a specialist or expert in mathematics. |
| MATRESFAMILIAS | • matresfamilias n. Plural of materfamilias. • MATERFAMILIAS n. (Latin) the mother or female head of the family. |
| NEOGRAMMARIANS | • neogrammarians n. Plural of neogrammarian. • Neogrammarians n. Plural of Neogrammarian. • NEOGRAMMARIAN n. a philologist of the nineteenth century German school that introduced scientific exactitude into the study of sound change. |
| PARAMAGNETISMS | • paramagnetisms n. Plural of paramagnetism. • PARAMAGNETISM n. the state of being paramagnetic. |
| SACRAMENTALISM | • sacramentalism n. (Theology) The belief that observance of the sacraments is necessary for salvation, or belief in their efficacy. • sacramentalism n. (Theology) The belief that the natural world is a reflection or imitation of a perfect supernatural one. • SACRAMENTALISM n. belief in or use of sacramental rites, acts, or objects. |