| ALIMENTIVENESS | • alimentiveness n. The state or quality of being alimentive. • alimentiveness n. (Phrenology, obsolete) The instinct or faculty of appetite for food. • ALIMENTIVENESS n. a phrenologist's word for the instinct to seek food or drink. |
| ASSIMILATIVELY | • ASSIMILATIVE adv. of, relating to, or causing assimilation. |
| CLISHMACLAVERS | • CLISHMACLAVER n. (Scots) gossip. |
| CUMULATIVENESS | • cumulativeness n. The state or quality of being cumulative. • CUMULATIVE n. increasing by successive additions. |
| ELIMINATIVISMS | • ELIMINATIVISM n. the theory that people's commonsense understanding of the mind is false. |
| IMMOVEABLENESS | • IMMOVEABLE n. no capable of being moved, also IMMOVABLE. |
| IMPROVABLENESS | • improvableness n. Quality of being improvable; capability of improvement. • IMPROVABLE n. capable of being improved. |
| MARVELLOUSNESS | • marvellousness n. The quality or state of being marvellous. • MARVELLOUS n. astonishing, very pleasing, also MARVELOUS. |
| MISEVALUATIONS | • misevaluations n. Plural of misevaluation. • MISEVALUATION n. a wrong evaluation. |
| MOVEABLENESSES | • MOVEABLENESS n. the state of being moveable, also MOVABLENESS. |
| OVERGLAMORISES | • OVERGLAMORISE v. to glamorize to excess, also OVERGLAMORIZE. |
| OVERSTIMULATES | • overstimulates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overstimulate. • OVERSTIMULATE v. to stimulate excessively. |
| POLYOMAVIRUSES | • polyomaviruses n. Plural of polyomavirus. |
| PROVERBIALISMS | • proverbialisms n. Plural of proverbialism. • PROVERBIALISM n. a saying in the form of, or like, a proverb. |
| TELEVANGELISMS | • TELEVANGELISM n. evangelism through the medium of television. |
| TRANSMISSIVELY | • transmissively adv. In a transmissive manner. • TRANSMISSIVE adv. relating to transmission. |
| VERNACULARISMS | • vernacularisms n. Plural of vernacularism. • VERNACULARISM n. a vernacular word or idiom. |
| VRAISEMBLANCES | • VRAISEMBLANCE n. verisimilitude. |