| BOUNCEDOWNS | • bouncedowns n. Plural of bouncedown. • BOUNCEDOWN n. in Australian rules football, an occasion of restarting play by the umpire by bouncing the ball. |
| COCOUNSELED | • cocounseled v. Simple past tense and past participle of cocounsel. • COCOUNSEL v. to counsel jointly. |
| COMPENDIOUS | • compendious adj. Containing a subset of words, succinctly described; abridged and summarized. • compendious adj. Briefly describing a body of knowledge. • COMPENDIOUS adj. concise but comprehensive. |
| COMPOUNDERS | • compounders n. Plural of compounder. • COMPOUNDER n. one who compounds. |
| CONDUCTIONS | • conductions n. Plural of conduction. • CONDUCTION n. heat transport by direct transfer of energy from one particle to another, without moving the particle to a new location. |
| CONFOUNDERS | • confounders n. Plural of confounder. • CONFOUNDER n. one who confounds. |
| CONTUSIONED | • CONTUSIONED adj. having a contusion. |
| COUSINHOODS | • cousinhoods n. Plural of cousinhood. • COUSINHOOD n. the state or condition of a cousin; the collective body of cousins. |
| DECOMPOUNDS | • decompounds n. Plural of decompound. • DECOMPOUND v. to decompose, decay. |
| DIACHRONOUS | • diachronous adj. (Geology) Varying in age from place to place. • diachronous adj. Alternative form of diachronic. • DIACHRONOUS adj. relating to the study of a language through its development. |
| ENDOCHYLOUS | • ENDOCHYLOUS adj. having internal water-storing cells. |
| ENDOCRINOUS | • endocrinous adj. (Dated) endocrine. • ENDOCRINOUS adj. relating to the endocrine glands. |
| ICOSANDROUS | • icosandrous adj. (Botany) Having twenty or more stamens in each perigynous flower. • ICOSANDROUS adj. belonging to the Icosandria, a class of plants, also ICOSANDRIAN. |
| NONDISCOUNT | • nondiscount adj. Not of or relating to a discount. • NONDISCOUNT adj. not discounted. |
| OUTSCOLDING | • outscolding v. Present participle of outscold. • OUTSCOLD v. (Shakespeare) to surpass in scolding. |
| PRODUCTIONS | • productions n. Plural of production. • PRODUCTION n. something produced. |