| ADMONISHMENT | • admonishment n. The act of admonishing; a reprimand or rebuke. • ADMONISHMENT n. a firm rebuke. |
| ANTIFEMINISM | • antifeminism n. Opposition to feminism. • anti-feminism n. Alternative form of antifeminism. • ANTIFEMINISM n. opposition to feminism. |
| DEMONIANISMS | • DEMONIANISM n. possession by a demon. |
| DEMONOMANIAS | • DEMONOMANIA n. an obsession with demons. |
| IMMANENTISMS | • immanentisms n. Plural of immanentism. • IMMANENTISM n. belief in an immanent or permanent god. |
| IMMANENTISTS | • immanentists n. Plural of immanentist. • IMMANENTIST n. one who believes in an immanent or permanent god. |
| IMPANELMENTS | • impanelments n. Plural of impanelment. • IMPANELMENT n. the act of impanelling. |
| METHENAMINES | • methenamines n. Plural of methenamine. • METHENAMINE n. hexamethylenetetramine esp. when used in the form of an organic salt to treat urinary tract infections. |
| MISALIGNMENT | • misalignment n. The state, or an instance, of being misaligned. • MISALIGNMENT n. a wrong alignment. |
| MISDEMEANANT | • misdemeanant n. One who commits misdemeanors. • MISDEMEANANT n. a person guilty of misdemeanour. |
| MISDEMEANING | • misdemeaning v. Present participle of misdemean. • MISDEMEAN v. to behave ill, with a reflexive pronoun; as, to misdemean one's self. |
| MONEYMAKINGS | • money-makings n. Plural of money-making. • MONEYMAKING n. the business of making money. |
| NEONOMIANISM | • Neonomianism prop.n. (Theology) The doctrine that the Gospel is a new law whose requirements are fulfilled by faith and repentance… • NEONOMIANISM n. the theory that the gospel abrogates earlier moral codes. |
| NINNYHAMMERS | • ninnyhammers n. Plural of ninnyhammer. • NINNYHAMMER n. a ninny, a foolish person. |
| NOUMENALISMS | • NOUMENALISM n. Kant's philosophy of the noumenon. |
| PANDEMONIUMS | • pandemoniums n. Plural of pandemonium. • PANDEMONIUM n. riotous uproar, also PANDAEMONIUM. |
| SEMIDOMINANT | • semidominant adj. (Genetics) Exhibiting incomplete dominance. • SEMIDOMINANT adj. producing an intermediate phenotype in the heterozygous condition. |