| CENTRALISERS | • centralisers n. Plural of centraliser. • CENTRALISER n. one who centralises, also CENTRALIZER. |
| INTERSPERSAL | • interspersal n. Interspersion. • INTERSPERSAL n. the act of interspersing. |
| LITERARINESS | • literariness n. The property of being literary, either being a work of literature or knowledgable of literature. • LITERARINESS n. the state of being literary. |
| NEUTRALISERS | • neutralisers n. Plural of neutraliser. • NEUTRALISER n. something or someone that neutralises, also NEUTRALIZER. |
| RETRANSLATES | • retranslates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of retranslate. • RETRANSLATE v. to translate (a translation) into another language. |
| SERRULATIONS | • serrulations n. Plural of serrulation. • SERRULATION n. the state of being serrulate, sawlike. |
| SERTULARIANS | • sertularians n. Plural of sertularian. • SERTULARIAN n. a colonial hydroid with polyps arranged in pairs. |
| SINISTRORSAL | • sinistrorsal adj. Rising spirally from right to left (of the observer); sinistrorse. • SINISTRORSAL adj. of a climbing plant, rising helically and turning to the right. |
| STREAMLINERS | • streamliners n. Plural of streamliner. • STREAMLINER n. one that is streamlined. |
| SUPERALTERNS | • superalterns n. Plural of superaltern. • SUPERALTERN n. a kind of universal proposition in logic. |
| TRANSFERRALS | • transferrals n. Plural of transferral. • TRANSFERRAL n. the act of transfer, also TRANSFERAL. |
| TRANSPORTALS | • TRANSPORTAL n. the act of transporting. |
| TRANSVALUERS | • TRANSVALUER n. one who transvalues. |
| TRANSVERSALS | • transversals n. Plural of transversal. • TRANSVERSAL n. a line that intersects a system of lines. |
| TRANSVERSELY | • transversely adv. In a transverse manner. • TRANSVERSE adv. crossways. |