| CATECHUMEN | • catechumen n. A convert to Christianity under instruction before baptism; a young or recent Christian preparing for confirmation. • CATECHUMEN n. one who is receiving religious instruction in preparation for baptism. |
| CAUCHEMARS | • cauchemars n. Plural of cauchemar. • CAUCHEMAR n. (French) a nightmare. |
| CHERUBIMIC | • cherubimic adj. Of or relating to cherubim. • CHERUBIMIC adj. like a cherub. |
| CHURCHISMS | • churchisms n. Plural of churchism. • CHURCHISM n. devotion to church rules over religious precepts. |
| COLCHICUMS | • colchicums n. Plural of colchicum. • COLCHICUM n. a flowering plant. |
| CRUMBCLOTH | • crumbcloth n. A cloth laid under a dining table to receive falling fragments and keep the carpet or floor clean. • CRUMBCLOTH n. a cloth laid under a table to keep crumbs from the carpet. |
| MEGACHURCH | • megachurch n. A church with an atypically large congregation. • mega-church n. Alternative spelling of megachurch. • MEGACHURCH n. a church, usually Protestant, with a very large congregation, typically housed in a complex offering sophisticated multimedia presentations and a range of secular facilities and services. |
| MUMCHANCES | • mumchances n. Plural of mumchance. • MUMCHANCE n. a silent game with cards or dice. |
| SACCHARUMS | • saccharums n. Plural of saccharum. • SACCHARUM n. a genus of tall tropical grasses including the sugar cane. |
| SCARAMOUCH | • Scaramouch prop.n. Alternative form of Scaramouche. • SCARAMOUCH n. a bragging cowardly buffoon, also SCARAMOUCHE. • SCARAMOUCH v. to behave like a rascal or cowardly fool. |
| SCHMUCKIER | • SCHMUCKY adj. acting like a schmuck, foolish, contemptible. |
| SCHMUCKING | • SCHMUCK v. (Yiddish) to hit or flatten. |
| UNMECHANIC | • UNMECHANIC adj. (archaic) unmechanical. |