| ANISOPHYLLIES | • ANISOPHYLLY n. the state of being anisophyllous. | 
| ANISOPHYLLOUS | • anisophyllous adj. (Botany) Having unequal leaves. • ANISOPHYLLOUS adj. of leaves, usually a pair, of differing size and shape.
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| COESSENTIALLY | • coessentially adv. In a coessential manner. • COESSENTIAL adv. religion, formed from same substance.
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| MONOSYLLABISM | • monosyllabism n. The state of consisting of monosyllables, or having a monosyllabic form. • monosyllabism n. Frequent occurrence of monosyllables.
 • MONOSYLLABISM n. the state of being monosyllabic, also MONOSYLLABICITY.
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| MONOSYLLABLES | • monosyllables n. Plural of monosyllable. • MONOSYLLABLE n. a word of one syllable.
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| NONSENSICALLY | • nonsensically adv. In a nonsensical manner. • NONSENSICAL adv. relating to nonsense.
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| OBSESSIONALLY | • obsessionally adv. In an obsessional manner. • OBSESSIONAL adv. relating to obsession.
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| PALYNOLOGISTS | • palynologists n. Plural of palynologist. • PALYNOLOGIST n. a student of palynology.
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| PASSIONLESSLY | • passionlessly adv. In a passionless manner; without passion. • PASSIONLESS adv. without passion.
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| POLLYANNAISMS | • POLLYANNAISM n. a pollyannaish observation. | 
| POLYSILOXANES | • polysiloxanes n. Plural of polysiloxane. • POLYSILOXANE n. any of a number of polymers which are the basis of silicone chemistry.
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| POLYTONALISMS | • POLYTONALISM n. the state of being polytonal, having many keys. | 
| POLYTONALISTS | • POLYTONALIST n. one who writes polytonal music. | 
| SENSATIONALLY | • sensationally adv. In a sensational manner. • sensationally adv. To a sensational extent; amazingly.
 • SENSATIONAL adv. of or relating to sensation or the senses.
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| SULFONYLUREAS | • sulfonylureas n. Plural of sulfonylurea. • SULFONYLUREA n. any of several hypoglycemic compounds related to the sulfonamides and used in the oral treatment of diabetes.
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| SYLLOGISATION | • syllogisation n. Alternative form of syllogization. • SYLLOGISATION n. the process of syllogising, also SYLLOGIZATION.
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