| ABSTRUSELY | • abstrusely adv. In an abstruse manner. • ABSTRUSE adv. difficult to understand. |
| BOTRYTISES | • botrytises n. Plural of botrytis. • BOTRYTIS n. a genus of fungi which cause plant diseases. |
| BRADYSEISM | • bradyseism n. (Volcanology) A gradual uplift or descent of part of the Earth’s surface caused by the filling or emptying… • BRADYSEISM n. a slow up-and-down movement of the earth's crust. |
| BURRAMYSES | • BURRAMYS n. a rare pigmy possum from Australia. |
| BYSTANDERS | • bystanders n. Plural of bystander. • BYSTANDER n. someone who stands by or near one; an onlooker. |
| CYBERCASTS | • cybercasts n. Plural of cybercast. • CYBERCAST n. a broadcast over the Internet. |
| CYBERSEXES | • cybersexes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of cybersex. • CYBERSEX n. sexual communication through computer networks. |
| DISOBEYERS | • disobeyers n. Plural of disobeyer. • DISOBEYER n. one who disobeys. |
| HYBRIDISES | • hybridises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hybridise. • HYBRIDISE v. to create a hybrid, also HYBRIDIZE. |
| PRESBYOPES | • presbyopes n. Plural of presbyope. • PRESBYOPE n. one who has presbyopia; a farsighted person. |
| PRESBYTERS | • presbyters n. Plural of presbyter. • PRESBYTER n. an elder in the early Christian church, also PRESBYTE. |
| PRESBYTISM | • presbytism n. Presbyopia. • PRESBYTISM n. presbyopia. |
| REASSEMBLY | • reassembly n. The process of assembling something again. • REASSEMBLY n. the act of reassembling. |
| REMISSIBLY | • remissibly adv. In a remissible manner; pardonably. • REMISSIBLE adv. capable of being remitted or forgiven. |
| RESISTIBLY | • resistibly adv. Such that it can be resisted. • RESISTIBLE adv. that can be resisted. |
| SKYBRIDGES | • skybridges n. Plural of skybridge. • SKYBRIDGE n. a covered elevated bridge connecting two buildings. |
| SOYBURGERS | • soyburgers n. Plural of soyburger. • SOYBURGER n. a burger made with soya rather than meat. |
| STREETBOYS | • STREETBOY n. a boy who lives mainly on the streets. |
| SYMBOLISER | • symboliser n. Alternative form of symbolizer. • SYMBOLISER n. one who symbolises, also SYMBOLIZER. |