| ADMONITOR | • admonitor n. An admonisher; a monitor. • ADMONITOR n. an admonisher; a monitor. |
| BOMBARDON | • bombardon n. (Music) A brass instrument, the bass version of the tuba. • bombardon n. (Music) A bass instrument of the shawm family. • bombardon n. An organ pedal stop at 32’ pitch which imitates the sound of the above mentioned instruments. |
| CHONDROMA | • chondroma n. (Medicine) A benign tumour formed from cartilage cells. • CHONDROMA n. a benign cartilaginous growth. |
| COMPANDOR | • compandor n. (Electronics) Any device used in companding. • COMPANDOR n. a system of transmitting or reproducing sound by compressing and then re-expanding the volume-range, also COMPANDER. |
| DOMINATOR | • dominator n. One who dominates. • dominator n. (Graph theory) A node that dominates another. • DOMINATOR n. a ruler or ruling power. |
| DOORWOMAN | • doorwoman n. The female equivalent of a doorman. • DOORWOMAN n. a female doorman. |
| DYNAMOTOR | • dynamotor n. A device for converting electrical power to another form. • DYNAMOTOR n. a kind of electrical machine. |
| ENAMORADO | • enamorado n. (Dated) A lover; a person in love. • Enamorado prop.n. A surname from Spanish. • ENAMORADO n. (obsolete) a lover. |
| MACRODONT | • macrodont adj. Having large teeth. • MACRODONT adj. having large teeth. |
| MAINDOORS | • MAINDOOR n. the principal door of an establishment. |
| MONODRAMA | • monodrama n. (Theater) A play in the form of a monologue. • MONODRAMA n. a one-man show; a play having only one actor. |
| MOONWARDS | • MOONWARDS adv. in the direction of the moon, also MOONWARD. |
| MOORLANDS | • moorlands n. Plural of moorland. • MOORLAND n. a tract of marshy land. |
| NONRANDOM | • nonrandom adj. Not random; caused or manipulated; arranged. • non-random adj. Alternative form of nonrandom. • NONRANDOM adj. not random. |
| ONDOGRAMS | • ondograms n. Plural of ondogram. • ONDOGRAM n. a graph of electric wave forms. |
| SMORZANDO | • smorzando adv. (Music) Fading away. • SMORZANDO adv. (Italian) with a gradual fading away, growing slower and softer, also SMORZATO. |