| CIRCUMCISIONS | • circumcisions n. Plural of circumcision. • CIRCUMCISION n. the act of circumcising. |
| CONSPICUITIES | • conspicuities n. Plural of conspicuity. • CONSPICUITY n. the state of being conspicuous. |
| CUTINISATIONS | • CUTINISATION n. the formation of cutin, also CUTINIZATION. |
| ILLUSIONISTIC | • illusionistic adj. Tending to create an illusion. • ILLUSIONISTIC adj. relating to illusionism, the doctrine that the external world is illusory. |
| INCLUSIVITIES | • inclusivities n. Plural of inclusivity. • INCLUSIVITY n. the state of being inclusive. |
| INCURIOSITIES | • INCURIOSITY n. lack of curiosity. |
| JURISDICTIONS | • jurisdictions n. Plural of jurisdiction. • JURISDICTION n. the power, right, or authority to interpret and apply the law. |
| MASCULINISING | • masculinising v. Present participle of masculinise. • MASCULINISE v. to make masculine, also MASCULINIZE. |
| MASCULINITIES | • masculinities n. Plural of masculinity. • MASCULINITY n. the state of being masculine. |
| MUNICIPALISES | • municipalises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of municipalise. • MUNICIPALISE v. to bring under municipal control or ownership, also MUNICIPALIZE. |
| MUNICIPALISMS | • municipalisms n. Plural of municipalism. • MUNICIPALISM n. concern for the interests of one's municipality; belief in municipal control. |
| MUNICIPALISTS | • MUNICIPALIST n. a believer in municipalism. |
| MUSICIANLIEST | • MUSICIANLY adj. like a musician. |
| MUSICIANSHIPS | • musicianships n. Plural of musicianship. • MUSICIANSHIP n. the skills of a musician. |
| SOCIOLINGUIST | • sociolinguist n. A person who studies sociolinguistics. • SOCIOLINGUIST n. one who studies sociolinguistics. |
| SUBDISCIPLINE | • subdiscipline n. A field of study or work that is related to one aspect, but not the whole, of a broader field of study or work. • sub-discipline n. Alternative spelling of subdiscipline. • SUBDISCIPLINE n. a subdivision of a discipline. |
| SUFFICIENCIES | • sufficiencies n. Plural of sufficiency. • SUFFICIENCY n. the state of being sufficient, also SUFFICIENCE. |
| UNDISCIPLINES | • UNDISCIPLINE n. lack of discipline, also INDISCIPLINE. |
| UNSOCIALITIES | • UNSOCIALITY n. the state of being unsocial. |