| BLAMEWORTHINESS | • blameworthiness n. The characteristic of being blameworthy. • BLAMEWORTHINESS n. the state of being blameworthy.
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| BREATHARIANISMS | • BREATHARIANISM n. the belief that human beings can be sustained solely by prana, a vital force in the breath. | 
| BREMSSTRAHLUNGS | • bremsstrahlungs n. Plural of bremsstrahlung. • BREMSSTRAHLUNG n. (German) electromagnetic radiation given off when an electron collides with a positive nucleus.
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| MACHINABILITIES | • machinabilities n. Plural of machinability. • MACHINABILITY n. the state of being machinable, also MACHINEABILITY.
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| MERCHANTABILITY | • merchantability n. The state of being merchantable. • MERCHANTABILITY n. the state of being merchantable.
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| METHAEMOGLOBINS | • methæmoglobins n. Plural of methæmoglobin. • METHAEMOGLOBIN n. a brown compound of oxygen and haemoglobin formed in the blood by the action of certain drugs.
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| METHOXYBENZENES | • methoxybenzenes n. Plural of methoxybenzene. • METHOXYBENZENE n. another name for anisole, a colourless liquid ether.
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| NEPHROBLASTOMAS | • nephroblastomas n. Plural of nephroblastoma. • NEPHROBLASTOMA n. a tumour on the kidneys.
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| PULMOBRANCHIATE | • pulmobranchiate adj. (Zoology) Breathing by means of lung sacs. • PULMOBRANCHIATE adj. relating to a pulmobranch, a lung-book.
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| REESTABLISHMENT | • reestablishment n. (Uncountable) The condition of being reestablished; restoration. • reestablishment n. (Countable) A second or subsequent establishment.
 • reëstablishment n. Alternative form of reestablishment.
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| THIMBLERIGGINGS | • THIMBLERIGGING n. the act of thimblerigging. | 
| TOMBOYISHNESSES | • TOMBOYISHNESS n. the state of being tomboyish. | 
| TRIBROMOETHANOL | • tribromoethanol n. An anaesthetic now mainly used in laboratory animals. • TRIBROMOETHANOL n. a soluble white crystalline compound with a slight aromatic odour, used as a general anaesthetic.
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| TRIBROMOMETHANE | • tribromomethane n. (Organic chemistry) bromoform. • TRIBROMOMETHANE n. another name for bromoform, a bromine compound analogous to chloroform.
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