| ACUMENS | • acumens n. Plural of acumen. • ACUMEN n. (Latin) mental keenness. |
| CENTUMS | • centums n. Plural of centum. • CENTUM n. (Latin) a hundred. |
| COLUMNS | • columns n. Plural of column. • columns n. (Juggling) pattern which involves throwing props in the air alternately. • COLUMN n. a vertical cylindrical support. |
| CONIUMS | • coniums n. Plural of conium. • CONIUM n. (Latin) a genus of biennial, poisonous, white-flowered, umbelliferous plants, bearing ribbed fruit and decompound leaves. |
| CONSUME | • consume v. (Transitive) To use up. • consume v. (Transitive) To eat. • consume v. (Transitive) To completely occupy the thoughts or attention of. |
| CRINUMS | • crinums n. Plural of crinum. • CRINUM n. a family of tropical plants, having strap-like leaves and lilylike flowers. |
| CRUMENS | • CRUMEN n. (Latin) a deer's tear-pit. |
| CUMMINS | • Cummins prop.n. A surname. • Cummins prop.n. A town on the Eyre Peninsula, South Australia. • CUMMIN n. an umbelliferous plant of the Mediterranean region with seeds like caraway, also CUMIN. |
| CUNDUMS | • cundums n. Plural of cundum. • CUNDUM n. a condom. |
| MESCLUN | • mesclun n. A mixture of small, young leaves as a salad. • MESCLUN n. (French) a mixed salad of young leaves and shoots, e.g. of rocket, chicory, fennel etc., also MESCLUM. |
| MUNCHES | • munches n. Plural of munch. • munches v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of munch. • Munches prop.n. Plural of Munch. |
| MUNDICS | • mundics n. Plural of mundic. • MUNDIC n. iron pyrites. |
| MUSCONE | • muscone n. (Organic chemistry) A macrocyclic ketone, (R)-3-methylcyclopentadecanone, that is the main constituent… • MUSCONE n. a macrocyclic ketone that gives musk its distinctive smell and is used in perfumes, also MUSKONE. |
| NICKUMS | • nickums n. Plural of nickum. • NICKUM n. (Scots) a mischievous boy. |
| NINCUMS | • nincums n. Plural of nincum. • NINCUM n. (short for) nincompoop, also NINCOM. |
| SANCTUM | • sanctum n. A place set apart, as with a sanctum sanctorum; a sacred or private place; a private retreat or workroom. • SANCTUM n. (Latin) a sacred place. |
| UNICOMS | • UNICOM n. a designated radio frequency for communications at some airports. |