| AMETABOLISMS | • AMETABOLISM n. the lack of metamorphosis in insects. |
| AUTOMOBILISMS | • AUTOMOBILISM n. an interest in cars. |
| BLAMESTORMINGS | • BLAMESTORMING n. meeting in order to apportion blame for an error or failure. |
| BLAMESTORMS | • blamestorms n. Plural of blamestorm. • blamestorms v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of blamestorm. • BLAMESTORM v. (of colleagues in a business, government, etc.) to meet in order to apportion blame for an error or failure. |
| COMMUTABLENESS | • commutableness n. The quality of being commutable or interchangeable. • COMMUTABLENESS n. the state of being commutable. |
| DISEMBOWELMENTS | • disembowelments n. Plural of disembowelment. • DISEMBOWELMENT n. the act of disembowelling. |
| HOLOMETABOLISMS | • HOLOMETABOLISM n. of an insect, complete metabolism. |
| IMMOBILISATIONS | • immobilisations n. Plural of immobilisation. • IMMOBILISATION n. the act of immobilising, also IMMOBILIZATION. |
| METABOLISMS | • metabolisms n. Plural of metabolism. • METABOLISM n. the sum of the processes in the buildup and destruction of protoplasm. |
| NOCTAMBULISMS | • NOCTAMBULISM n. somnambulism. |
| SOMNAMBULANTS | • somnambulants n. Plural of somnambulant. • SOMNAMBULANT n. a sleepwalker. |
| SOMNAMBULATES | • somnambulates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of somnambulate. • SOMNAMBULATE v. to walk when asleep. |
| SOMNAMBULATIONS | • somnambulations n. Plural of somnambulation. • SOMNAMBULATION n. sleepwalking. |
| SOMNAMBULATORS | • somnambulators n. Plural of somnambulator. • SOMNAMBULATOR n. a sleepwalker. |
| SOMNAMBULIST | • somnambulist n. A person who walks about in their sleep; a sleepwalker. • SOMNAMBULIST n. a sleepwalker, also SOMNAMBULE. |
| SOMNAMBULISTIC | • somnambulistic adj. Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a somnambulist. • SOMNAMBULISTIC adj. relating to somnambulism. |
| SOMNAMBULISTS | • somnambulists n. Plural of somnambulist. • SOMNAMBULIST n. a sleepwalker, also SOMNAMBULE. |
| SUBEMPLOYMENTS | • SUBEMPLOYMENT n. a condition of inadequate employment in a labor force including unemployment and underemployment. |