| APOLAUSTICS | • apolaustics n. The philosophy of the pleasurable. • APOLAUSTIC n. the philosophy of the pleasurable. |
| ASTUCIOUSLY | • astuciously adv. Astutely. • ASTUCIOUS adv. (Scott) of astute and penetrating discernment. |
| COLLOQUISTS | • colloquists n. Plural of colloquist. • COLLOQUIST n. a speaker in a colloquy or dialogue. |
| CONSULTINGS | • consultings n. Plural of consulting. • CONSULTING n. the act of asking an opinion. |
| COURTLINESS | • courtliness n. The quality of being courtly; refinement of manners. • COURTLINESS n. the state of being courtly. |
| INOSCULATES | • inosculates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of inosculate. • INOSCULATE v. to join or unite. |
| LACTOSURIAS | • LACTOSURIA n. the presence of lactose in the urine. |
| OSCULATIONS | • osculations n. Plural of osculation. • OSCULATION n. a kiss; the point where two branches of a curve share, follow a common tangent. |
| OUTCLASSING | • outclassing v. Present participle of outclass. • OUTCLASS v. to be markedly better than. |
| SOLICITUDES | • solicitudes n. Plural of solicitude. • SOLICITUDE n. the state of being concerned and anxious. |
| TROCHILUSES | • trochiluses n. Plural of trochilus. • TROCHILUS n. (Greek) an African bird, also TROCHIL. |
| ULTRASONICS | • ultrasonics n. The science and technology of ultrasound. • ULTRASONICS n. the study and use of ultrasonic waves. |
| UNCLOISTERS | • uncloisters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of uncloister. • UNCLOISTER v. to release from a cloister. |
| UNCOSTLIEST | • UNCOSTLY adj. not costly. |
| UNCTIONLESS | • unctionless adj. Without unction. • UNCTIONLESS adj. without unction. |
| VOCABULISTS | • vocabulists n. Plural of vocabulist. • VOCABULIST n. the writer or maker of a vocabulary; a lexicographer. |