| BUSINESSPEOPLE | • businesspeople n. Plural of businessperson. • BUSINESSPEOPLE n. persons active in business. |
| BUSINESSPERSON | • businessperson n. A person in business, or one who works at a commercial institution. • BUSINESSPERSON n. a businessman or businesswoman. |
| DISPUTABLENESS | • disputableness n. The state or quality of being disputable or arguable; disputability. • DISPUTABLENESS n. the state of being disputable. |
| EBULLIOSCOPIES | • EBULLIOSCOPY n. measurement by use of an ebullioscope. |
| INCULPABLENESS | • inculpableness n. The quality of being inculpable; blamelessness. • INCULPABLENESS n. the state of being inculpable. |
| INSUPPRESSIBLE | • insuppressible adj. That cannot be suppressed. • INSUPPRESSIBLE adj. not able to be suppressed. |
| PURBLINDNESSES | • PURBLINDNESS n. the state of being purblind. |
| REPUBLICANISES | • republicanises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of republicanise. • REPUBLICANISE v. to make republican, also REPUBLICANIZE. |
| SUBSPECIALISED | • subspecialised v. Simple past tense and past participle of subspecialise. • SUBSPECIALISE v. to practise a subspecialty, also SUBSPECIALIZE. |
| SUBSPECIALISES | • subspecialises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of subspecialise. • SUBSPECIALISE v. to practise a subspecialty, also SUBSPECIALIZE. |
| SUBSPECIALIZED | • subspecialized v. Simple past tense and past participle of subspecialize. • SUBSPECIALIZE v. to practise a subspecialty, also SUBSPECIALISE. |
| SUBSPECIALIZES | • subspecializes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of subspecialize. • SUBSPECIALIZE v. to practise a subspecialty, also SUBSPECIALISE. |
| SUBSPECIALTIES | • subspecialties n. Plural of subspecialty. • SUBSPECIALTY n. a subordinate specialty, also SUBSPECIALITY. |
| SUPERABILITIES | • superabilities n. Plural of superability. • SUPERABILITY n. the quality of being superable. |
| SUPERIMPOSABLE | • superimposable adj. Able to be superimposed. • SUPERIMPOSABLE adj. capable of being superimposed. |