| ABSURDITIES | • absurdities n. Plural of absurdity. • ABSURDITY n. the quality of being absurd. |
| AUDITIONERS | • auditioners n. Plural of auditioner. • AUDITIONER n. one who auditions. |
| EPICARDIUMS | • epicardiums n. Plural of epicardium. • EPICARDIUM n. (Latin) that part of the pericardium which forms the outer surface of the heart. |
| FIDUCIARIES | • fiduciaries n. Plural of fiduciary. • FIDUCIARY n. one who holds in trust. |
| HIRUDINEANS | • hirudineans n. Plural of hirudinean. • HIRUDINEAN n. a member of the leech family. |
| INTERRADIUS | • interradius n. Any interradial part, but especially the radius of a coelenterate halfway between two perradii. • INTERRADIUS n. a radius midway between primary radii or perradii. |
| JUDICIARIES | • judiciaries n. Plural of judiciary. • JUDICIARY n. the judicial authorities of a country; judges collectively. |
| MINAUDERIES | • minauderies n. Plural of minauderie. • MINAUDERIE n. (French) coquetry. |
| MINAUDIERES | • minaudières n. Plural of minaudière. • MINAUDIERE n. (French) an affected, coquettish female. |
| PARASUICIDE | • parasuicide n. A supposed suicide attempt that was not intended to succeed. • PARASUICIDE n. a harmful act appearing to be an attempt at suicide. |
| PRAESIDIUMS | • praesidiums n. Plural of praesidium. • PRAESIDIUM n. (Latin) a standing committee in the former Soviet Union. |
| PURITANISED | • puritanised v. Simple past tense and past participle of puritanise. • PURITANISE v. to make a Puritan of, also PURITANIZE. |
| SEMIDIURNAL | • semidiurnal adj. Twice daily (usually of tides). • semidiurnal adj. Accomplished in half a day. • semidiurnal adj. (Entomology) Flying in twilight. |
| SPHAERIDIUM | • sphaeridium n. (Zoology) A sense organ found on the exterior of most sea urchins, consisting of an oval or spherical… • SPHAERIDIUM n. a minute spheroidal body on the surface of a sea urchin, perhaps a sense organ. |
| TRIPUDIATES | • tripudiates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of tripudiate. • TRIPUDIATE v. to dance for joy; to exult; to stamp. |
| VIRTUALISED | • virtualised v. Simple past tense and past participle of virtualise. • VIRTUALISE v. to make virtual, also VIRTUALIZE. |