| ASSEMBLES | • assembles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of assemble. • ASSEMBLE v. to collect together. |
| EGGMASSES | • eggmasses n. Plural of eggmass. • EGGMASS n. (colloquial) intellectuals as a group. |
| EMBASSIES | • embassies n. Plural of embassy. • EMBASSY n. the offices of an ambassador, also AMBASSY. |
| JESSAMIES | • jessamies n. Plural of jessamy. • JESSAMY n. (obsolete) jasmine, also GESSAMINE, JASMIN, JASMINE, JESSAMINE. |
| MADNESSES | • madnesses n. Plural of madness. • MADNESS n. the state of being mad. |
| MASSETERS | • masseters n. Plural of masseter. • MASSETER n. a muscle that raises the lower jaw. |
| MASSEUSES | • masseuses n. Plural of masseuse. • MASSEUSE n. (French) a female who makes a living by giving massage. |
| MESSIASES | • MESSIAS n. (Greek) an expected liberator, also MESSIAH. |
| MESSMATES | • messmates n. Plural of messmate. • MESSMATE n. a person with whom one eats regularly. |
| MESSUAGES | • messuages n. Plural of messuage. • MESSUAGE n. a dwelling house with its adjacent buildings and land. |
| REASSUMES | • reassumes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reassume. • REASSUME v. to assume again. |
| SAMEYNESS | • sameyness n. The quality of being samey. • SAMEYNESS n. the quality of being samey. |
| SEAMINESS | • seaminess n. The state or condition of being seamy. • SEAMINESS n. the state of being seamy. |
| SEAMSTERS | • seamsters n. Plural of seamster. • Seamsters prop.n. Plural of Seamster. • SEAMSTER n. a person whose occupation is sewing, esp. the making and mending of garments, also SEMPSTER. |
| SHAMELESS | • shameless adj. Having no shame, no guilt nor remorse over something considered wrong; immodest; unable to feel disgrace. • shameless adj. (Obsolete) Not subject to shaming or reproach from the outside. • SHAMELESS adj. without shame. |