| ASTROTOURISMS | • ASTROTOURISM n. tourism in space. |
| ASTROTOURISTS | • astrotourists n. Plural of astrotourist. • ASTROTOURIST n. one who pays to visit space as a tourist. |
| CONSPIRATRESS | • conspiratress n. A female conspirator. • CONSPIRATRESS n. a female conspirator. |
| CROSSBARRINGS | • CROSSBARRING n. the act of fitting with a crossbar. |
| DISORGANISERS | • disorganisers n. Plural of disorganiser. • DISORGANISER n. one who disorganises, also DISORGANIZER. |
| GROSSULARITES | • grossularites n. Plural of grossularite. • GROSSULARITE n. a garnet containing calcium and aluminium, occurring in grey, pinkish, or yellow-green crystals and used as a gemstone, also GROSSULAR. |
| HORSERADISHES | • horseradishes n. Plural of horseradish. • horse-radishes n. Plural of horse-radish. • HORSERADISH n. a tall coarse white-flowered herb of the mustard family. |
| HYPERSARCOSIS | • hypersarcosis n. (Pathology, archaic) A soft fungous excrescence, especially such as appears upon ulcerated parts. • HYPERSARCOSIS n. proud or fungous flesh. |
| PROFESSORIATS | • professoriats n. Plural of professoriat. • PROFESSORIAT n. the body of college and university teachers at an institution or in society, also PROFESSORIATE. |
| RESPONSORIALS | • responsorials n. Plural of responsorial. • RESPONSORIAL n. an office-book containing the responsories. |
| RESUSCITATORS | • resuscitators n. Plural of resuscitator. • RESUSCITATOR n. one that resuscitates. |
| STERCORANISMS | • STERCORANISM n. formerly, a name for the belief that the sacramental bread is digested and evacuated like other food. |
| STERCORANISTS | • stercoranists n. Plural of stercoranist. • STERCORANIST n. a disparaging nickname given to one who holds that the consecrated elements of the Eucharist undergo digestion in and evacuation from the body of the recipient. |
| TRANSFORMISMS | • transformisms n. Plural of transformism. • TRANSFORMISM n. the theory of the mutability of species. |
| TRANSFORMISTS | • transformists n. Plural of transformist. • TRANSFORMIST n. a proponent of transformism. |
| TRANSGRESSION | • transgression n. A violation of a law, duty or commandment. • transgression n. An act that goes beyond generally accepted boundaries. • transgression n. (Geology) A relative rise in sea level resulting in deposition of marine strata over terrestrial strata. |
| TRANSISTORISE | • transistorise v. Alternative form of transistorize. • TRANSISTORISE v. to fit with or convert to use transistors, also TRANSISTORIZE. |
| TRANSVERSIONS | • transversions n. Plural of transversion. • TRANSVERSION n. the act of making transverse. |