| ACROBATISMS | • acrobatisms n. Plural of acrobatism. • ACROBATISM n. the art of the acrobat. |
| AMBUSCADERS | • ambuscaders n. Plural of ambuscader. • AMBUSCADER n. one who ambuscades. |
| BERDACHISMS | Sorry, definition not available. |
| BROOMSTICKS | • broomsticks n. Plural of broomstick. • broomsticks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of broomstick. • BROOMSTICK n. the long thin handle of a broom. |
| CAMBISTRIES | • CAMBISTRY n. the science of financial exchange, also CAMBISM. |
| CLUBMASTERS | • clubmasters n. Plural of clubmaster. • CLUBMASTER n. the manager of a club. |
| CROSSBOWMAN | • crossbowman n. Someone (usually a soldier) equipped with a crossbow. • CROSSBOWMAN n. a person (as a soldier or a hunter) whose weapon is a crossbow. |
| CROSSBOWMEN | • crossbowmen n. Plural of crossbowman. • CROSSBOWMAN n. a person (as a soldier or a hunter) whose weapon is a crossbow. |
| CRUMBLINESS | • crumbliness n. The state of being crumbly. • CRUMBLINESS n. the state of being crumbly. |
| DESCRAMBLES | • descrambles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of descramble. • DESCRAMBLE v. to unscramble. |
| LUMBRICUSES | • LUMBRICUS n. (Latin) a genus of annelids including the common earthworm. |
| MICROBURSTS | • microbursts n. Plural of microburst. • MICROBURST n. a sudden violent downward rush of air usually associated with thunderstorms, also DOWNBURST. |
| MICROBUSSES | • microbusses n. Plural of microbus. • MICROBUS n. a small bus. |
| MISDESCRIBE | • misdescribe v. (Transitive) To incorrectly explain or detail something or someone. • MISDESCRIBE v. to describe wrongly. |
| SCRAMBLINGS | • scramblings n. Plural of scrambling. • SCRAMBLING n. moving or climbing hurriedly. |
| SUBMATRICES | • submatrices n. Plural of submatrix. • SUBMATRIX n. part of a matrix. |
| THUMBSCREWS | • thumbscrews n. Plural of thumbscrew. • THUMBSCREW n. an instrument of torture for compressing the thumb by a screw. |
| UNSCRAMBLES | • unscrambles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unscramble. • UNSCRAMBLE v. to separate (as a conglomeration or tangle) into original components. |