| ACCESSORISED | • accessorised v. Simple past tense and past participle of accessorise. • ACCESSORISE v. to furnish with accessories, also ACCESSORIZE.
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| ADROITNESSES | • adroitnesses n. Plural of adroitness. • ADROITNESS n. the quality of being adroit.
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| ASSORTEDNESS | • assortedness n. The state or quality of being assorted. • ASSORTEDNESS n. the state of being assorted.
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| DIATESSARONS | • diatessarons n. Plural of diatessaron. • DIATESSARON n. a medicine with four ingredients.
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| DISAFFORESTS | • disafforests v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disafforest. • DISAFFOREST v. to clear of forest, also DISFOREST.
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| DISORGANISES | • disorganises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disorganise. • DISORGANISE v. to remove organisation from, also DISORGANIZE.
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| DISPENSATORS | • dispensators n. Plural of dispensator. • DISPENSATOR n. a dispenser, a distributor.
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| DISSERTATORS | • dissertators n. Plural of dissertator. • DISSERTATOR n. one who writes a dissertation.
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| DISSUASORIES | • DISSUASORY n. a dissuasive. | 
| DOWNSTAIRSES | • DOWNSTAIRS n. a lower storey, also DOWNSTAIR. | 
| GROUNDMASSES | • groundmasses n. Plural of groundmass. • GROUNDMASS n. the fine-grained part of an igneous rock, in which the larger crystals are embedded.
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| IDOLATRESSES | • idolatresses n. Plural of idolatress. • IDOLATRESS n. a female worshipper of idols.
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| LEOPARDESSES | • leopardesses n. Plural of leopardess. • LEOPARDESS n. a female leopard.
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| OVERASSESSED | • overassessed v. Simple past tense and past participle of overassess. | 
| PREDISPOSALS | • PREDISPOSAL n. disposal in advance. | 
| RANDOMNESSES | • randomnesses n. Plural of randomness. • RANDOMNESS n. the state of being random.
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| READMISSIONS | • readmissions n. Plural of readmission. • READMISSION n. the act of readmitting.
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| SANDERSWOODS | • SANDERSWOOD n. sandalwood, esp. red sandalwood, also SANDERS. | 
| TOWARDNESSES | • towardnesses n. Plural of towardness. • TOWARDNESS n. the state of being toward.
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