| ASEITIES | • aseities n. Plural of aseity. • ASEITY n. self-origination. |
| ASTELIES | • ASTELY n. the absence of a central cylinder or stele. |
| ATHEISES | • atheises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of atheise. • ATHEISE v. to talk as an atheist, also ATHEIZE. |
| BEASTIES | • beasties n. Plural of beasty. • beasties n. Plural of beastie. • Beasties prop.n. The Beastie Boys. |
| EPITASES | • epitases n. Plural of epitasis. • EPITASIS n. the part of the play developing the main action and leading to the catastrophe, also EPITAXIS. |
| ESTHESIA | • esthesia n. Alternative spelling of aesthesia. • ESTHESIA n. the ability to receive sensation, also ESTHESIS. |
| ETESIANS | • etesians n. Plural of etesian. • ETESIAN n. a NW wind that recurs annually in the summer in the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea. |
| EXTASIES | • extasies n. Plural of extasy. • EXTASY n. a state of rapture. |
| SAFETIES | • safeties n. Plural of safety. • safeties v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of safety. • SAFETY v. to protect against failure, breakage or accident. |
| SEAMIEST | • seamiest adj. Superlative form of seamy: most seamy. • SEAMY adj. unpleasant. |
| SERIATES | • seriates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of seriate. • SERIATE v. to arrange in rows. |
| STEADIES | • steadies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of steady. • STEADY v. to make steady. |
| STEAMIES | • steamies n. Plural of steamie. • STEAMIE n. (Scots) a public laundry. |
| TENIASES | • teniases n. Plural of teniasis. • TENIASIS n. an infestation with tapeworms. |