| CHYMOSINS | • chymosins n. Plural of chymosin. • CHYMOSIN n. rennin. |
| COYNESSES | • coynesses n. Plural of coyness. • COYNESS n. the state of being coy. |
| CRONYISMS | • cronyisms n. Plural of cronyism. • CRONYISM n. appointment of friends to posts. |
| CYNOSURES | • cynosures n. Plural of cynosure. • CYNOSURE n. a centre of attraction. |
| CYTOSINES | • cytosines n. Plural of cytosine. • CYTOSINE n. one of the nitrogen-containing bases forming nucleotides in deoxyribonucleic acid. |
| ECDYSONES | • ecdysones n. Plural of ecdysone. • ECDYSONE n. an insect hormone, also ECDYSON. |
| HYOSCINES | • hyoscines n. Plural of hyoscine. • HYOSCINE n. a sleep-inducing drug obtained from plants of the nightshade family. |
| ONCOLYSES | • oncolyses n. Plural of oncolysis. • ONCOLYSIS n. the destruction of tumours. |
| ONCOLYSIS | • oncolysis n. The breakdown or destruction of a tumour. • ONCOLYSIS n. the destruction of tumours. |
| POSTSYNCS | • postsyncs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of postsync. • POSTSYNC v. (short for) postsynchronize, to add a soundtrack to a film after recording. |
| SYNECIOUS | • synecious adj. Alternative spelling of synoecious. • SYNECIOUS adj. having male and female organs together on a branch. |
| SYNOECISE | • synoecise v. Alternative form of synoecize. • SYNOECISE v. to unite in one community or city-state, also SYNOECIZE. |
| SYNOECISM | • synoecism n. (Ancient Greece) The unification of towns, tribes etc. under one capital city or polis. • synœcism n. Alternative spelling of synoecism. • SYNOECISM n. association of species with benefit to one and neither harm nor benefit to other. |
| SYNOICOUS | • synoicous adj. (Botany) synoecious. • SYNOICOUS adj. having antheridia and archegonia in the same group, also SYNOECIOUS. |
| SYNOPTICS | • Synoptics n. Plural of Synoptic. • SYNOPTIC n. one of the three synoptic gospels. |