| ABORTIVENESSES | • abortivenesses n. Plural of abortiveness. • ABORTIVENESS n. the state of being abortive. |
| BIOTELEMETRIES | • BIOTELEMETRY n. automatic transmission over a distance, for measurements of the condition, functions, etc., of a living creature, e.g. of an astronaut on space flight. |
| BLITHESOMENESS | • blithesomeness n. The quality of being blithesome. • BLITHESOMENESS n. the state of being blithesome. |
| COBELLIGERENTS | • cobelligerents n. Plural of cobelligerent. • co-belligerents n. Plural of co-belligerent. • COBELLIGERENT n. a country fighting with another power against a common enemy. |
| DECEREBRATIONS | • decerebrations n. Plural of decerebration. • DECEREBRATION n. the act of decerebrating. |
| DESOBLIGEANTES | • DESOBLIGEANTE n. a carriage for one passenger. |
| DISEMBOGUEMENT | • disemboguement n. The act of disemboguing; discharge. • DISEMBOGUEMENT n. the act of disemboguing. |
| DISEMBOWELMENT | • disembowelment n. The act of disemboweling. • DISEMBOWELMENT n. the act of disembowelling. |
| EBULLIOMETRIES | • EBULLIOMETRY n. the measurement of the boiling point of a solution. |
| FORESEEABILITY | • foreseeability n. The state or characteristic of being foreseeable; predictability. • FORESEEABILITY n. the state of being foreseeable. |
| HETEROBLASTIES | • HETEROBLASTY n. the state of being heteroblastic. |
| INTEROBSERVERS | Sorry, definition not available. |
| NONCELEBRITIES | • noncelebrities n. Plural of noncelebrity. • NONCELEBRITY n. one who is not a celebrity. |
| OBEDIENTIARIES | • obedientiaries n. Plural of obedientiary. • OBEDIENTIARY n. someone subject to obedience. |
| OVERSUBTLETIES | • oversubtleties n. Plural of oversubtlety. • OVERSUBTLETY n. an excess of subtlety. |
| REVERBERATIONS | • reverberations n. Plural of reverberation. • REVERBERATION n. an act of reverberating. |
| TENEBRIOUSNESS | • TENEBRIOUSNESS n. the state of being tenebrious, also TENEBROUSNESS. |
| WHORTLEBERRIES | • whortleberries n. Plural of whortleberry. • WHORTLEBERRY n. a widely spread heath plant; its dark blue edible berry, also HURTLEBERRY, WHORT, WHORTLE. |