| ADMONISHMENTS | • admonishments n. Plural of admonishment. • ADMONISHMENT n. a firm rebuke. |
| CATECHUMENISM | • catechumenism n. The religious instruction given to a catechumen. • CATECHUMENISM n. being a catechumen. |
| COMMANDERSHIP | • commandership n. The role of a commander. • COMMANDERSHIP n. the office of commander. |
| GAMESMANSHIPS | • gamesmanships n. Plural of gamesmanship. • GAMESMANSHIP n. the art or practice of winning games by questionable expedients without actually violating the rules. |
| HAEMODYNAMICS | • haemodynamics n. Alternative spelling of hemodynamics. • HAEMODYNAMICS n. a branch of physiology that deals with the circulation of the blood, also HEMODYNAMICS. |
| HELIANTHEMUMS | • helianthemums n. Plural of helianthemum. • HELIANTHEMUM n. a garden flower with papery yellow or orange flowers, aka rockrose. |
| HELMSMANSHIPS | • helmsmanships n. Plural of helmsmanship. • HELMSMANSHIP n. the role or skill of helmsman. |
| MARIMBAPHONES | • marimbaphones n. Plural of marimbaphone. • MARIMBAPHONE n. a marimba. |
| MATHEMATISING | • mathematising v. Present participle of mathematise. • MATHEMATISE v. to make mathematical, also MATHEMATICISE, MATHEMATICIZE, MATHEMATIZE. |
| MECHANICALISM | • MECHANICALISM n. the belief that phenomena are determined by physical forces. |
| MESOGNATHISMS | • MESOGNATHISM n. the state of having slightly projecting jaws, also MESOGNATHY. |
| METACHRONISMS | • metachronisms n. Plural of metachronism. • METACHRONISM n. an error of dating an event too late. |
| METAGNATHISMS | • METAGNATHISM n. the state of being metagnathous, having a beak in which the tips of the mandibles cross. |
| MICROMACHINES | • micromachines n. Plural of micromachine. |
| MISMATCHMENTS | • mismatchments n. Plural of mismatchment. • MISMATCHMENT n. the act of mismatching. |
| NORMOTHERMIAS | • NORMOTHERMIA n. normal body temperature. |
| PHENOMENALISM | • phenomenalism n. (Philosophy) The doctrine that physical objects exist only as perceptual phenomena or sensory stimuli. • PHENOMENALISM n. the doctrine that knowledge can only comprehend phenomena, also PHENOMENISM. |
| RAMMISHNESSES | • RAMMISHNESS n. the state of being rammish. |