| AMNESIAS | • amnesias n. Plural of amnesia. • AMNESIA n. loss of memory. |
| AMNESICS | • amnesics n. Plural of amnesic. • AMNESIC n. one who suffers from amnesia, also AMNESIAC. |
| ANEMOSIS | • anemosis n. A shake in timber caused by high winds. • ANEMOSIS n. the separation of rings of growth in timber due to wind. |
| ANIMUSES | • animuses n. Plural of animus. • ANIMUS n. (Latin) a usually prejudiced and often spiteful or malevolent ill will. |
| GAMINESS | • gaminess n. The quality of being gamy. • GAMINESS n. the condition of being gamy, also GAMEYNESS, GAMYNESS. |
| ISLESMAN | • islesman n. Synonym of isleman. • ISLESMAN n. an islander, also ISLEMAN. |
| JASMINES | • jasmines n. Plural of jasmine. • Jasmines prop.n. Plural of Jasmine. • JASMINE n. a genus of oleaceous climbing shrubs, also GESSAMINE, JASMIN, JESSAMINE, JESSAMY. |
| MANTISES | • mantises n. Plural of mantis. • MANTIS n. a predatory insect, also MANTID. |
| MATINESS | • matiness n. Alternative form of mateyness. • MATINESS n. friendliness. |
| MAZINESS | • maziness n. The state of being mazy. • MAZINESS n. the quality of being mazy. |
| MISNAMES | • misnames v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misname. • MISNAME v. to call by the wrong name. |
| NEMESIAS | • nemesias n. Plural of nemesia. • NEMESIA n. (Greek) a South African flowering plant. |
| SAMISENS | • samisens n. Plural of samisen. • SAMISEN n. (Japanese) a banjo-like 3-stringed instrument, also SHAMISEN. |
| SEAMINGS | • seamings n. Plural of seaming. • SEAMING n. the act of joining by sewing together. |
| SEMINARS | • seminars n. Plural of seminar. • SEMINAR n. (Latin) an advanced study group. |
| SHAMISEN | • shamisen n. (Music) A kind of three-stringed Japanese fretless lute. • SHAMISEN n. (Japanese) a banjo-like 3-stringed instrument, also SAMISEN. |
| SIDESMAN | • sidesman n. An assistant to a churchwarden, one of whose duties is to collect offerings during a service. • SIDESMAN n. a deputy churchwarden. |
| SIRNAMES | • sirnames n. Plural of sirname. • SIRNAME v. to give the family name to, also SURNAME. |