| ASCENSIONISTS | • ascensionists n. Plural of ascensionist. • ASCENSIONIST n. a person who has completed a mountain ascent, esp. a notable one. |
| ASSASSINATING | • assassinating v. Present participle of assassinate. • ASSASSINATE v. to murder by secret assault. |
| ASSASSINATION | • assassination n. The murder of a person, especially for political reasons or for personal gain. • ASSASSINATION n. the act of assassinating. |
| ASSISTANTSHIP | • assistantship n. The occupation of being an assistant. • assistantship n. A position of employment as an assistant. • ASSISTANTSHIP n. the post of assistant. |
| CLASSICALISTS | • classicalists n. Plural of classicalist. • CLASSICALIST n. an adherent of classicalism. |
| DISASSOCIATES | • disassociates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disassociate. • DISASSOCIATE v. to separate from association or union with another, also DISSOCIATE. |
| ESSENTIALISES | • essentialises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of essentialise. • ESSENTIALISE v. to express or formulate in essential form, also ESSENTIALIZE. |
| ESSENTIALISMS | • essentialisms n. Plural of essentialism. • ESSENTIALISM n. a belief that the variation of nature can be reduced to a limited number of basic classes. |
| ESSENTIALISTS | • essentialists n. Plural of essentialist. • ESSENTIALIST n. a believer in essentialism. |
| INSPISSATIONS | • inspissations n. Plural of inspissation. • INSPISSATION n. the act of inspissating. |
| SAINTLINESSES | • saintlinesses n. Plural of saintliness. • SAINTLINESS n. the state of being saintly. |
| SEISMONASTIES | • SEISMONASTY n. response to mechanical shock. |
| SENSATIONISMS | • SENSATIONISM n. exploitation of the sensational. |
| SENSATIONISTS | • SENSATIONIST n. an exploiter of the sensational. |
| TRANSMISSIONS | • transmissions n. Plural of transmission. • TRANSMISSION n. an act, process, or instance of transmitting. |