| ASSIMILABLY | • ASSIMILABLE adv. that can be assimilated. |
| BRADYSEISMS | • bradyseisms n. Plural of bradyseism. • BRADYSEISM n. a slow up-and-down movement of the earth's crust. |
| BUMPSADAISY | • bumpsadaisy interj. Used to accompany, or to apologise for, a bumping motion. • BUMPSADAISY interj. an exclamation on bumping into someone or something, or to a child on falling. |
| DISASSEMBLY | • disassembly n. The process of disassembling. • disassembly n. (Computing, countable) The code generated by a disassembler. • DISASSEMBLY n. the act of disassembling, also DISSEMBLY. |
| DISYLLABISM | • disyllabism n. The quality of being disyllabic, or having two syllables. • DISYLLABISM n. the character of having two syllables. |
| MYSOPHOBIAS | • mysophobias n. Plural of mysophobia. • MYSOPHOBIA n. an irrational fear of dirt. |
| NIMBYNESSES | • NIMBYNESS n. adherence to the doctrine of 'not in my backyard', also NIMBYISM. |
| PERMISSIBLY | • permissibly adv. In a permissible manner. • PERMISSIBLE adv. that can be permitted. |
| PRESBYTISMS | • PRESBYTISM n. presbyopia. |
| SEMISHRUBBY | • semishrubby adj. Partly shrubby. • SEMISHRUBBY adj. partly like a shrub. |
| SYBARITISMS | • sybaritisms n. Plural of sybaritism. • SYBARITISM n. devotion to luxury. |
| SYMBOLISERS | • symbolisers n. Plural of symboliser. • SYMBOLISER n. one who symbolises, also SYMBOLIZER. |
| SYMBOLISING | • symbolising v. Present participle of symbolise. • SYMBOLISE v. to be symbolic of, also SYMBOLIZE. |
| SYMBOLISTIC | • symbolistic adj. Characterized by the use of symbols. • SYMBOLISTIC adj. relating to symbolism, also SYMBOLISTICAL. |
| SYMBOLIZERS | • symbolizers n. Plural of symbolizer. • SYMBOLIZER n. one who symbolizes, also SYMBOLISER. |
| SYMBOLOGIES | • symbologies n. Plural of symbology. • SYMBOLOGY n. the study of symbols, also SYMBOLOLOGY. |
| SYMBOLOGIST | • symbologist n. One who studies symbols, especially those used in ancient religions or secret societies. • SYMBOLOGIST n. a student of symbolology. |