| ASSEMBLERS | • assemblers n. Plural of assembler. • ASSEMBLER n. a type of computer program that converts a program written in assembly language to machine code. |
| ASSEMBLIES | • assemblies n. Plural of assembly. • assemblies n. Plural of assemblie. • ASSEMBLY n. the act of assembling. |
| CLUBMOSSES | • clubmosses n. Plural of clubmoss. • club-mosses n. Plural of club-moss. • club␣mosses n. Plural of club moss. |
| DISABLISMS | • DISABLISM n. discrimination against the disabled. |
| DISSEMBLES | • dissembles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of dissemble. • DISSEMBLE v. to hide true feelings, motives, or the facts. |
| EMBLOSSOMS | • emblossoms v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of emblossom. • EMBLOSSOM v. to cover or adorn with blossoms. |
| HUMBLESSES | • HUMBLESSE n. (Spenser) humility. |
| MESOBLASTS | • mesoblasts n. Plural of mesoblast. • MESOBLAST n. another name for the mesoderm, the middle germ layer of the embryo in early development. |
| NIMBLESSES | • nimblesses n. Plural of nimbless. • NIMBLESSE n. (Spenser) quickness of motion in body or mind, also NIMBLENESS. |
| REBLOSSOMS | • reblossoms v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reblossom. • REBLOSSOM v. to blossom again. |
| SUBLIMISES | • sublimises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sublimise. • SUBLIMISE v. to make sublime, also SUBLIMIZE. |
| SUBSAMPLES | • subsamples n. Plural of subsample. • SUBSAMPLE v. to create a subsample. |
| SYLLABISMS | • syllabisms n. Plural of syllabism. • SYLLABISM n. use of a writing system consisting of characters for syllables rather than for individual sounds or whole words. |
| SYMBOLISES | • symbolises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of symbolise. • SYMBOLISE v. to be symbolic of, also SYMBOLIZE. |
| SYMBOLISMS | • symbolisms n. Plural of symbolism. • SYMBOLISM n. the use of symbols in literature or art. |
| SYMBOLISTS | • symbolists n. Plural of symbolist. • SYMBOLIST n. a practitioner of symbolism, the use of symbols in literature or art. |