| ARTEMISININS | • artemisinins n. Plural of artemisinin. • ARTEMISININ n. a crystalline compound extracted from the artemisia plant, used esp. to treat malaria, aka qinghaosu. |
| ENSNAREMENTS | • ensnarements n. Plural of ensnarement. • ENSNAREMENT n. the act of ensnaring. |
| GARNISHMENTS | • garnishments n. Plural of garnishment. • GARNISHMENT n. garnish, ornament. |
| INSEMINATORS | • inseminators n. Plural of inseminator. • INSEMINATOR n. one that inseminates cattle artificially. |
| INSNAREMENTS | • INSNAREMENT n. the act of insnaring. |
| INSTREAMINGS | • instreamings n. Plural of instreaming. • INSTREAMING n. an influx. |
| MATRONLINESS | • matronliness n. The quality of being matronly. • MATRONLINESS n. the state of being matronly. |
| MENSURATIONS | • mensurations n. Plural of mensuration. • MENSURATION n. measuring to find the dimensions of things. |
| NITROSAMINES | • nitrosamines n. Plural of nitrosamine. • NITROSAMINE n. a liquid obtained from chloroacetic acid and sodium nitrate and used as a solvent and as a fuel. |
| ORNAMENTISTS | • ornamentists n. Plural of ornamentist. • ORNAMENTIST n. one who makes ornaments, also ORNAMENTER. |
| REASSIGNMENT | • reassignment n. The act of reassigning; a second or subsequent assignment. • REASSIGNMENT n. the act of reassigning. |
| REMONSTRANTS | • remonstrants n. Plural of remonstrant. • Remonstrants n. Plural of Remonstrant. • REMONSTRANT n. one who remonstrates. |
| STONEMASONRY | • stonemasonry n. The work or art of a stonemason. • STONEMASONRY n. the craft of the stonemason. |
| TRANSAMINASE | • transaminase n. (Biochemistry) Any of a group of enzymes that catalyze transamination. • TRANSAMINASE n. an enzyme promoting transamination. |
| TRANSHUMANTS | • transhumants n. Plural of transhumant. • TRANSHUMANT n. one who moves from winter to summer pastures. |
| TRANSMISSION | • transmission n. The act of transmitting, e.g. data or electric power. • transmission n. The fact of being transmitted. • transmission n. Something that is transmitted, such as a message, picture, or a disease; the sending of such a thing. |