| ADJOURNMENTS | • adjournments n. Plural of adjournment. • ADJOURNMENT n. the act of adjourning. |
| ADUMBRATIONS | • adumbrations n. Plural of adumbration. • ADUMBRATION n. a sketch or outline. |
| ASTOUNDMENTS | • ASTOUNDMENT n. (archaic) great surprise. |
| COUNTERMANDS | • countermands v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of countermand. • COUNTERMAND v. to revoke an order by a contrary order. |
| DEPLUMATIONS | • DEPLUMATION n. the removal of feathers. |
| DESPUMATIONS | • despumations n. Plural of despumation. • DESPUMATION n. the throwing off of impurities. |
| DESQUAMATION | • desquamation n. (Medicine) The shedding of the outer layers of the skin. • DESQUAMATION n. having one's skin fall off due to its being waterlogged. |
| DISMOUNTABLE | • dismountable adj. Capable of being dismounted. • DISMOUNTABLE adj. capable of being dismounted. |
| DISMUTATIONS | • dismutations n. Plural of dismutation. • DISMUTATION n. simultaneous oxidation and reduction. |
| EUDAEMONISTS | • eudaemonists n. Plural of eudaemonist. • EUDAEMONIST n. a student of eudemonics, the art or theory of happiness, also EUDEMONIST. |
| EUDAIMONISTS | • eudaimonists n. Plural of eudaimonist. |
| MANDUCATIONS | • manducations n. Plural of manducation. • MANDUCATION n. chewing. |
| MISEDUCATION | • miseducation n. The act or process of miseducating; incorrect education. • MISEDUCATION n. wrong or faulty education. |
| MOUNTAINSIDE | • mountainside n. The sloping side of a mountain. • MOUNTAINSIDE n. the side of a mountain. |
| ODONTOMATOUS | • odontomatous adj. Relating to an odontoma. • ODONTOMATOUS adj. like an odontoma, a tumour arising in connection with the teeth. |
| PNEUMATHODES | • PNEUMATHODE n. a band or pore or aerating tissue, esp. along the stipes of ferns. |
| SUBDOMINANTS | • subdominants n. Plural of subdominant. • SUBDOMINANT n. the fourth degree of the diatonic scale, e.g. F in the scale of C. |
| UNACCUSTOMED | • unaccustomed adj. Not used to an event or thing, not accustomed. • unaccustomed v. Simple past tense and past participle of unaccustom. • UNACCUSTOMED adj. not customary. |