| BACKRONYMS | • backronyms n. Plural of backronym. • BACKRONYM n. an acronym formed using the initial letters or syllables of an existing word, also BACRONYM. |
| BENCHMARKS | • benchmarks n. Plural of benchmark. • benchmarks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of benchmark. • BENCHMARK v. to test by a preset standard. |
| BROOMCORNS | • broomcorns n. Plural of broomcorn. • broom␣corns n. Plural of broom corn. • BROOMCORN n. a kind of millet of whose stalks brooms are made. |
| CAMBERINGS | • camberings n. Plural of cambering. • CAMBERING n. a type of rock-folding that forms rounded hills. |
| CARBONIUMS | • carboniums n. Plural of carbonium. • CARBONIUM n. a type of positively charged organic ion. |
| CRUMBLINGS | • crumblings n. Plural of crumbling. • CRUMBLING n. the act of crumbling. |
| CUMBRANCES | • cumbrances n. Plural of cumbrance. • CUMBRANCE n. an encumbrance. |
| MAINBRACES | • mainbraces n. Plural of mainbrace. • MAINBRACE n. the brace attached to the mainyard. |
| RECOMBINES | • recombines v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of recombine. • RECOMBINE v. to combine again. |
| SCRAMBLING | • scrambling v. Present participle of scramble. • scrambling n. The act by which something is scrambled. • scrambling adj. Confused and irregular; awkward; scambling. |
| SCRUBWOMAN | • scrubwoman n. (US) A woman employed to do general housework, such as cleaning a house or office. • SCRUBWOMAN n. a woman employed to scrub. |
| SCRUBWOMEN | • scrubwomen n. Plural of scrubwoman. • SCRUBWOMAN n. a woman employed to scrub. |
| SCUMBERING | • scumbering v. Present participle of scumber. • SCUMBER v. (archaic) to void excrement, also SKUMMER. |
| SUBMICRONS | • submicrons n. Plural of submicron. • SUBMICRON n. a particle visible by ultramicroscope but not by the ordinary microscope. |
| UNSCRAMBLE | • unscramble v. (Transitive) To reverse the process of scrambling, decrypt. • unscramble v. (Transitive) To put into order or restore to order. • UNSCRAMBLE v. to separate (as a conglomeration or tangle) into original components. |