| ASSEMBLY | • assembly n. A set of pieces that work together in unison as a mechanism or device. • assembly n. The act of putting together a set of pieces, fragments, or elements. • assembly n. A congregation of people in one place for a purpose. |
| BENOMYLS | • BENOMYL n. a pesticide and fungicide. |
| BESEEMLY | • beseemly adj. (Archaic) fit; suitable; becoming. • BESEEMLY adj. fit; suitable. |
| BLOSSOMY | • blossomy adj. Similar to blossom. • BLOSSOMY adj. full of blossoms, flowery. |
| BULLYISM | • bullyism n. (Dated) The swaggering, domineering behaviour of a bully. • BULLYISM n. rule by bullies. |
| CYMBALOS | • cymbalos n. Plural of cymbalo. • CYMBALO n. (Italian) the dulcimer. |
| LOBBYISM | • lobbyism n. Lobbying, as for example in politics. • LOBBYISM n. the practice of lobbying. |
| MYOBLAST | • myoblast n. An undifferentiated stem cell that develops into muscle tissue. • MYOBLAST n. a cell capable of giving rise to muscle cells. |
| SCYBALUM | • scybalum n. A manually palpable lump of stool in the intestines, associated with constipation. • SCYBALUM n. (Greek) a lump or mass of hard faeces in the intestine. |
| SHAMABLY | • SHAMABLE adv. capable of being shamed, also SHAMEABLE. |
| SLUMBERY | • slumbery adj. Inclined to sleep; sleepy or sleeping; (by extension) quiet and slow-paced. • SLUMBERY adj. full of slumber, also SLUMBEROUS, SLUMBROUS, SLUMBRY. |
| SMALLBOY | • SMALLBOY n. a deputy steward in a European household in West Africa. |
| SOMBERLY | • somberly adv. (American spelling) In a somber manner. • SOMBER adv. (US) sombre. |
| SOMBRELY | • sombrely adv. (British spelling) Alternative form of somberly. • SOMBRE adv. gloomy, dark. |
| SYMBOLED | • symboled v. Simple past tense and past participle of symbol. • SYMBOL v. to serve as a representation. |
| SYMBOLES | • symboles n. Plural of symbole. • SYMBOLE n. (obsolete) a cymbal. |
| SYMBOLIC | • symbolic adj. Pertaining to a symbol. • symbolic adj. Implicitly representing or referring to another thing. • SYMBOLIC adj. pertaining to a symbol, also SYMBOLICAL. |