| CATECHUMENISMS | • CATECHUMENISM n. being a catechumen. |
| CHRYSANTHEMUMS | • chrysanthemums n. Plural of chrysanthemum. • CHRYSANTHEMUM n. any of several cultivated plants of the Chrysanthemum genus, with colourful double flower-heads. |
| COMMANDERSHIPS | • commanderships n. Plural of commandership. • COMMANDERSHIP n. the office of commander. |
| HOMOSEXUALISMS | • HOMOSEXUALISM n. being homosexual. |
| MATHEMATICISES | • mathematicises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of mathematicise. • MATHEMATICISE v. to make mathematical, also MATHEMATICIZE, MATHEMATISE, MATHEMATIZE. |
| MATHEMATICISMS | • MATHEMATICISM n. the belief that everything can be described or explained ultimately in mathematical terms. |
| MECHANICALISMS | • MECHANICALISM n. the belief that phenomena are determined by physical forces. |
| MESENCHYMATOUS | • mesenchymatous adj. Synonym of mesenchymal. • MESENCHYMATOUS adj. relating to mesenchyme, the embryonic tissue from which circulatory, lymphatic, skeletal, and connective tissue develop, also MESENCHYMAL. |
| MESOCEPHALISMS | • MESOCEPHALISM n. having a medium skull, also MESOCEPHALY. |
| MISEMPHASISING | • misemphasising v. Present participle of misemphasise. • MISEMPHASISE v. to emphasise wrongly, also MISEMPHASIZE. |
| MISEMPHASIZING | • misemphasizing v. Present participle of misemphasize. • MISEMPHASIZE v. to emphasize wrongly, also MISEMPHASISE. |
| MONOCHROMASIES | • MONOCHROMASY n. complete colour-blindness. |
| PAEDOMORPHISMS | • PAEDOMORPHISM n. retention in the adult of infantile or juvenile characters, also PAEDOMORPHOSIS. |
| PHENOMENALISMS | • phenomenalisms n. Plural of phenomenalism. • PHENOMENALISM n. the doctrine that knowledge can only comprehend phenomena, also PHENOMENISM. |
| PLETHYSMOGRAMS | • plethysmograms n. Plural of plethysmogram. • PLETHYSMOGRAM n. a tracing made by a plethysmograph. |
| SEMIOCHEMICALS | • semiochemicals n. Plural of semiochemical. • SEMIOCHEMICAL n. a chemical produced by an animal, e.g. in a scent gland, and used as a means of signalling its presence, readiness to mate etc. |
| SERVOMECHANISM | • servomechanism n. A mechanical device for controlling large amounts of power by means of smaller amounts of power and… • servomechanism n. Any system which controls motion automatically using feedback. • servo-mechanism n. Alternative spelling of servomechanism. |