| SAUSSURITES | • saussurites n. Plural of saussurite. • SAUSSURITE n. a dull opaque mass of zoisite, albite, etc., formed by the alteration of feldspar. |
| ASSIDUOUSNESS | • assiduousness n. The state or property of being assiduous. • ASSIDUOUSNESS n. the state of being assiduous. |
| SUCCUSSATIONS | • succussations n. Plural of succussation. • SUCCUSSATION n. a violent shaking. |
| UNSENSUALISES | • unsensualises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unsensualise. • UNSENSUALISE v. to free from the dominion of the senses, also UNSENSUALIZE. |
| AUSPICIOUSNESS | • auspiciousness n. The state or quality of being auspicious or successful. • AUSPICIOUSNESS n. the state of being auspicious. |
| CAUTIOUSNESSES | • cautiousnesses n. Plural of cautiousness. • CAUTIOUSNESS n. the state of being cautious. |
| SALUBRIOUSNESS | • salubriousness n. Healthiness. • SALUBRIOUS n. beneficial, healthful. |
| SEQUACIOUSNESS | • sequaciousness n. The state or condition of being sequacious. • SEQUACIOUSNESS n. the state of being sequacious, intellectually servile. |
| TSUTSUGAMUSHIS | • TSUTSUGAMUSHI n. (Japanese) any of various rickettsial disease, including scrub typhus. |
| UNASSUMINGNESS | • unassumingness n. The quality of being unassuming. • UNASSUMINGNESS n. the state of being unassuming. |
| AMBIGUOUSNESSES | • ambiguousnesses n. Plural of ambiguousness. • AMBIGUOUSNESS n. the state of being ambiguous. |
| ASSIDUOUSNESSES | • ASSIDUOUSNESS n. the state of being assiduous. |
| AUDACIOUSNESSES | • audaciousnesses n. Plural of audaciousness. • AUDACIOUSNESS n. the state of being audacious. |
| FUGACIOUSNESSES | • FUGACIOUSNESS n. the state of being fugacious. |
| FURACIOUSNESSES | • FURACIOUSNESS n. FURACIOUS, (obsolete) given to thieving; thievish. |
| SANGUINEOUSNESS | • SANGUINEOUS n. bloodred; of or relating to blood. |
| UNANIMOUSNESSES | • UNANIMOUSNESS n. UNANIMOUS, of one mind. |
| UNMUSICALNESSES | • UNMUSICALNESS n. UNMUSICAL, not musical. |
| UNSAVOURINESSES | • UNSAVOURINESS n. the state of being unsavoury. |