| AEDICULES | • aedicules n. Plural of aedicule. • ædicules n. Plural of ædicule. • AEDICULE n. a door or window with columns beside and a pediment above. |
| AUDIENCES | • audiences n. Plural of audience. • AUDIENCE n. a group of listeners or spectators. |
| CELSITUDE | • CELSITUDE n. loftiness. |
| CUDGERIES | • CUDGERIE n. (Native Australian) a large tropical tree with pink wood. |
| DECURSIVE | • decursive adj. Running down; decurrent. • DECURSIVE adj. running down; decurrent. |
| DUNCERIES | • dunceries n. Plural of duncery. • DUNCERY n. stupidity. |
| INDUCTEES | • inductees n. Plural of inductee. • INDUCTEE n. one who is inducted. |
| LIQUESCED | • liquesced v. Simple past tense and past participle of liquesce. • LIQUESCE v. to become liquid. |
| NUCLEIDES | • nucleides n. Plural of nucleide. • NUCLEIDE n. an atom of specified atomic number and mass number, also NUCLIDE. |
| PEDICURES | • pedicures n. Plural of pedicure. • PEDICURE v. to apply foot-treatment to. |
| PUDENCIES | • pudencies n. Plural of pudency. • PUDENCY n. (Shakespeare) modesty, shamefacedness. |
| REINDUCES | • reinduces v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reinduce. • REINDUCE v. to induce again. |
| SECUNDINE | • secundine n. (Botany) The second coat, or integument, of an ovule, lying within the primine. • secundine n. (Chiefly in the plural) The afterbirth, or placenta and membranes. • SECUNDINE n. the second of the two integuments of an ovule. |
| SEDUCIBLE | • seducible adj. Able to be seduced. • SEDUCIBLE adj. capable of being seduced. |
| SEDUCTIVE | • seductive adj. Attractive, alluring, tempting. • SEDUCTIVE adj. tending to seduce, also SEDUCIVE. |
| SEMICURED | • SEMICURED adj. partly cured. |