| ABESSIVES | • abessives n. Plural of abessive. • ABESSIVE n. a grammatical case denoting absence or lack. |
| ADESSIVES | • adessives n. Plural of adessive. • ADESSIVE n. a grammatical case indicating place where or proximity to. |
| AESTHESIS | • aesthesis n. Alternative spelling of esthesis. • æsthesis n. Obsolete spelling of esthesis. • AESTHESIS n. the ability to receive sense impressions, also AESTHESIA, ESTHESIA, ESTHESIS. |
| AISLELESS | • aisleless adj. Without an aisle. • AISLELESS adj. without an aisle. |
| ASSIGNEES | • assignees n. Plural of assignee. • ASSIGNEE n. one to whom property is allotted. |
| ECOSSAISE | • écossaise n. A contra dance in a Scottish style, popular in France and Great Britain around the late eighteenth century. • ECOSSAISE n. (French) a dancing tune in the Scotch style. |
| ECSTASIES | • ecstasies n. Plural of ecstasy. • ECSTASY v. to send into a state of ecstasy. |
| ECSTASISE | • ecstasise v. Alternative form of ecstasize. • ECSTASISE v. to be ecstatic, also ECSTASIZE. |
| EMBASSIES | • embassies n. Plural of embassy. • EMBASSY n. the offices of an ambassador, also AMBASSY. |
| EPISTASES | • epistases n. Plural of epistasis. • EPISTASIS n. the suppression of a gene by another non-allelomorphic gene. |
| ESTHESIAS | • esthesias n. Plural of esthesia. • ESTHESIA n. the ability to receive sensation, also ESTHESIS. |
| EUSTASIES | • eustasies n. Plural of eustasy. • EUSTASY n. (Greek) a worldwide change in the sea level, also EUSTACY. |
| JESSAMIES | • jessamies n. Plural of jessamy. • JESSAMY n. (obsolete) jasmine, also GESSAMINE, JASMIN, JASMINE, JESSAMINE. |
| JIVEASSES | • jive-asses n. Plural of jive-ass. • JIVEASS n. (colloquial) a person who loves fun and excitement. |
| MESSIASES | • MESSIAS n. (Greek) an expected liberator, also MESSIAH. |
| PESSARIES | • pessaries n. Plural of pessary. • PESSARY n. a contraceptive device worn in the vagina. |
| SEAMINESS | • seaminess n. The state or condition of being seamy. • SEAMINESS n. the state of being seamy. |
| VAINESSES | • VAINESSE n. (Spenser) vanity, futility, also VAINNESS. |
| WISEASSES | • wiseasses n. Plural of wiseass. • wise-asses n. Plural of wise-ass. • WISEASS n. a pretentiously wise person, also WISEACRE. |