| DOLPHINARIUMS | • dolphinariums n. Plural of dolphinarium. • DOLPHINARIUM n. a place where dolphins are kept. |
| EPICUREANISMS | • Epicureanisms n. Plural of Epicureanism. • EPICUREANISM n. a Greek philosophy holding that freedom from pain is the highest good. |
| IMPORTUNACIES | • importunacies n. Plural of importunacy. • IMPORTUNACY n. the state of being importunate. |
| MARSUPIALIANS | • marsupialians n. Plural of marsupialian. • MARSUPIALIAN n. a marsupial mammal. |
| MISPERSUADING | • mispersuading v. Present participle of mispersuade. • MISPERSUADE v. to persuade wrongly. |
| MISPERSUASION | • mispersuasion n. A false persuasion; a wrong notion or opinion. • MISPERSUASION n. a wrong persuasion. |
| PLATINIRIDIUM | • platiniridium n. (Chemistry, mineralogy) A natural alloy of platinum and iridium occurring in grayish metallic rounded… • PLATINIRIDIUM n. an alloy of platinum and iridium. |
| PROTACTINIUMS | • PROTACTINIUM n. a radioactive metallic chemical element, a member of the actinide series which occurs as a decay product in uranium ores. |
| PROTOACTINIUM | • protoactinium n. Dated form of protactinium. • PROTOACTINIUM n. a radioactive element that yields actinium on disintegration. |
| PRUDENTIALISM | • prudentialism n. The policy or practice of being prudential. • PRUDENTIALISM n. a system based on prudence alone. |
| REPUBLICANISM | • republicanism n. The political ideology of being a citizen in a state as a republic under which the people hold popular sovereignty. • Republicanism n. (US politics) The policy or philosophy of the Republican Party of the United States. • REPUBLICANISM n. adherence to or sympathy for a republican form of government. |
| SUPERCRIMINAL | • supercriminal n. A very skilled or powerful criminal. • SUPERCRIMINAL n. an exceptional criminal. |
| SUPERMILITANT | • supermilitant adj. Very militant. • supermilitant n. One who is very militant. • SUPERMILITANT n. an exceptionally militant person. |
| UNEMPIRICALLY | • unempirically adv. Not empirically; without experiment or experience. |