| ATTIREMENTS | • attirements n. Plural of attirement. • ATTIREMENT n. attire; adornment. |
| ENTREATMENT | • entreatment n. (Obsolete) entreaty; invitation. • ENTREATMENT n. the act of entreating. |
| INTERMATTED | • intermatted v. Simple past tense and past participle of intermat. • INTERMAT v. to mat fibers together. |
| INTREATMENT | • INTREATMENT n. the act of intreating. |
| LITTERMATES | • littermates n. Plural of littermate. • LITTERMATE n. one who shares the same litter. |
| PRATTLEMENT | • prattlement n. Prattle; childish chatter. • PRATTLEMENT n. prattle. |
| RABATTEMENT | • RABATTEMENT n. the act of rabatting. |
| REATTEMPTED | • reattempted v. Simple past tense and past participle of reattempt. • REATTEMPT v. to attempt again. |
| RESTATEMENT | • restatement n. The act of restating. • restatement n. A second or subsequent statement. • Restatement n. (Law) Any of several treatises published by the American Law Institute in which a group of legal scholars… |
| STACTOMETER | • stactometer n. Stalagmometer. • STACTOMETER n. a pipette with a hollow bulb in the middle for counting drops, also STAKTOMETER. |
| STAKTOMETER | • STAKTOMETER n. a pipette with a hollow bulb in the middle for counting drops, also STACTOMETER. |
| STARTLEMENT | • startlement n. An instance of being startled; surprise. • STARTLEMENT n. the state of being startled. |
| STEAMFITTER | • steamfitter n. A person qualified to handle the installation and maintenance of pipes that carry steam. • STEAMFITTER n. one that installs or repairs equipment, such as steam pipes, for heating, ventilating, or refrigerating systems. |
| STENTMASTER | • STENTMASTER n. one who determines the amount of tax to be paid. |
| STREETSMART | • streetsmart adj. Alternative spelling of street-smart. • street-smart adj. Having practical rather than theoretical knowledge, like that learned on the streets rather than in the classroom. • street␣smart adj. Alternative spelling of street-smart. |
| TESTAMENTAR | • TESTAMENTAR adj. relating to a testament or will; bequeathed or done by will, also TESTAMENTAL, TESTAMENTARY. |
| TETRADYMITE | • tetradymite n. (Mineralogy) a grey mineral that is mostly a mixed sulfide of bismuth and tellurium. • TETRADYMITE n. bismuth ore. |
| TETRAMETERS | • tetrameters n. Plural of tetrameter. • TETRAMETER n. a line of verse of four measures. |
| TETRAMETHYL | • tetramethyl n. (Organic chemistry) (in combination) Four methyl groups in a molecule. • TETRAMETHYL adj. as in tetramethyl lead, a colourless oily insoluble liquid formerly used in petrol to prevent knocking. |
| TETRATHEISM | • tetratheism n. A belief in four gods. • tetratheism n. (Christianity) The belief that there are four elements in the Christian Godhead—the three hypostases… • TETRATHEISM n. the belief in four elements in the Godhead, i.e. the three persons of the Trinity and a divine essence out of which each of these originates. |