| ABSTERSIONS | • abstersions n. Plural of abstersion. • ABSTERSION n. the act of wiping clean; a cleansing; a purging. |
| BABIROUSSAS | • babiroussas n. Plural of babiroussa. • BABIROUSSA n. (Malay) a large hoglike quadruped of the East Indies, also BABIRUSA, BABIRUSSA. |
| BOARISHNESS | • boarishness n. The quality of being boarish. • BOARISHNESS n. the state of being boarish. |
| BOORISHNESS | • boorishness n. The state or characteristic of being a boor or of being boorish; boorish behaviour. • BOORISHNESS n. the state of being boorish. |
| BOOSTERISMS | • boosterisms n. Plural of boosterism. • BOOSTERISM n. the practice of boosting or promoting a product or idea. |
| CROSSBIRTHS | • crossbirths n. Plural of crossbirth. • cross-births n. Plural of cross-birth. • CROSSBIRTH n. a birth in which the child lies transversely in the uterus. |
| FIBROUSNESS | • fibrousness n. The state or quality of being fibrous. • FIBROUSNESS n. the state of being fibrous. |
| MICROBUSSES | • microbusses n. Plural of microbus. • MICROBUS n. a small bus. |
| MISOBSERVES | • misobserves v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misobserve. • MISOBSERVE v. to observe inaccurately. |
| PROBOSCISES | • proboscises n. Plural of proboscis. • PROBOSCIS n. an elongated organ, usually associated with the mouth. |
| PROBUSINESS | • probusiness adj. In favour of business. • pro-business adj. Alternative spelling of probusiness. • PROBUSINESS adj. in favour of business. |
| STORKSBILLS | • storksbills n. Plural of storksbill. • STORKSBILL n. any plant of the genus Erodium. |
| STROBILUSES | • STROBILUS n. (Greek) a scaly spike of female flowers, as in the hop, also STROBIL, STROBILE. |
| SUBMERSIONS | • submersions n. Plural of submersion. • SUBMERSION n. the act of submerging. |
| SUBPRIORESS | • subprioress n. A female subprior. • SUBPRIORESS n. an assistant prioress. |
| SUBVERSIONS | • subversions n. Plural of subversion. • SUBVERSION n. the act of subverting. |
| SYMBOLISERS | • symbolisers n. Plural of symboliser. • SYMBOLISER n. one who symbolises, also SYMBOLIZER. |