| CHAMPIONESS | • championess n. (Archaic) A female champion. • CHAMPIONESS n. a female champion. |
| COMPARISONS | • comparisons n. Plural of comparison. • COMPARISON n. the representing of one thing or person as like another. |
| COMPASSINGS | • compassings n. Plural of compassing. • COMPASSING n. contrivance, design. |
| COMPASSIONS | • compassions n. Plural of compassion. • COMPASSION v. (archaic) to pity. |
| COMPOSTINGS | • COMPOSTING n. the act of making into compost. |
| COMPRESSING | • compressing v. Present participle of compress. • COMPRESS v. to compact. |
| COMPRESSION | • compression n. An increase in density; the act of compressing, or the state of being compressed; compaction. • compression n. (Automotive) The cycle of an internal combustion engine during which the fuel and air mixture is compressed. • compression n. (Computing) The process by which data is compressed. |
| COMPULSIONS | • compulsions n. Plural of compulsion. • COMPULSION n. an act of compelling. |
| COMPURSIONS | • compursions n. Plural of compursion. • COMPURSION n. (Sterne) a pursing together. |
| MANOSCOPIES | • MANOSCOPY n. the measurement of the density of gases. |
| MISCAPTIONS | • miscaptions n. Plural of miscaption. • miscaptions v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of miscaption. • MISCAPTION v. to caption wrongly. |
| OPSOMANIACS | • OPSOMANIAC n. one who loves a certain kind of food, bordering on madness. |
| PANCOSMISMS | • PANCOSMISM n. the theory that the material universe is all that exists. |
| POSTSCENIUM | • postscenium n. The part of a theater behind the scenes; the backstage area. • POSTSCENIUM n. the part of the stage behind the scenery. |
| PROSCENIUMS | • prosceniums n. Plural of proscenium. • PROSCENIUM n. the part of the stage in front of the curtain. |