| DANKNESS | • dankness n. The state or quality of being dank. • DANKNESS n. the state of being dank. |
| DONENESS | • doneness n. The extent to which a food has been cooked. • doneness n. The property of being finished; completion. • DONENESS n. the state of being cooked enough. |
| DONNISMS | • DONNISM n. self-importance. |
| FONDNESS | • fondness n. The quality of being fond: liking something, foolishness; doting affection; propensity. • FONDNESS n. affection. |
| KINDNESS | • kindness n. The state of being kind. • kindness n. An instance of kind or charitable behaviour. • KINDNESS n. the quality of being kind. |
| NONSKEDS | • nonskeds n. Plural of nonsked. • NONSKED n. an airline without scheduled flying times. |
| NUDENESS | • nudeness n. Synonym of nudity. • NUDENESS n. nudity. |
| SANDINGS | • sandings n. Plural of sanding. • SANDING n. the act of wearing down with a sander. |
| SENDINGS | • sendings n. Plural of sending. • SENDING n. an act of despatch or transmission. |
| SINDINGS | • SINDINGS n. the act of rinsing. |
| SUNDOWNS | • sundowns n. Plural of sundown. • sundowns v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sundown. • SUNDOWN n. the time at which the sun goes down. |
| SUNLANDS | • sunlands n. Plural of sunland. • SUNLAND n. an area marked by a great amount of sunshine. |
| SYNDINGS | • SYNDING n. the act of rinsing or washing out. |
| UNSENSED | • unsensed adj. Not sensed or felt. • unsensed adj. (Archaic) Lacking a distinct meaning; having no certain signification. • UNSENSE v. to deprive of sense. |