| CONSUETUDES | • consuetudes n. Plural of consuetude. • CONSUETUDE n. custom; familiarity. |
| DEMIURGUSES | • demiurguses n. Plural of demiurgus. • DEMIURGUS n. (Greek) an inferior god who created the world; a creative power or spirit, also DEMIURGE. |
| DESULFURISE | • desulfurise v. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of desulfurize. • DESULFURISE v. to remove the sulfur from a compound, also DESULFURIZE, DESULPHURISE, DESULPHURIZE. |
| DUTEOUSNESS | • duteousness n. The quality of being duteous. • DUTEOUSNESS n. the state of being duteous. |
| GAUDEAMUSES | • gaudeamuses n. Plural of gaudeamus. • GAUDEAMUS n. (Latin) a convivial gathering, esp. of college or university students. |
| MANSUETUDES | • mansuetudes n. Plural of mansuetude. • MANSUETUDE n. the state of being gentle, meekness, tameness. |
| SUBDEPUTIES | • SUBDEPUTY n. an assistant to a deputy. |
| SUBDUEDNESS | • subduedness n. The quality of being subdued. • SUBDUEDNESS n. the state of being subdued. |
| SUBDUEMENTS | • subduements n. Plural of subduement. • SUBDUEMENT n. subdual. |
| SUPERSEDURE | • supersedure n. The act of superseding. • supersedure n. The replacing of an old queen bee by a new one. • SUPERSEDURE n. the act of superseding. |
| SURQUEDRIES | • surquedries n. Plural of surquedry. • SURQUEDRY n. (obsolete) arrogance; haughty pride, also SURQUEDY. |
| UNDERBUSHES | • underbushes n. Plural of underbush. • underbushes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of underbush. • UNDERBUSH v. to clear of underbrush. |
| UNPRESSURED | • unpressured adj. Not pressured; relaxed. • UNPRESSURED adj. not pressured. |
| UNSUSPECTED | • unsuspected adj. Not suspected; not having raised suspicion. • UNSUSPECTED adj. not suspected. |
| UNSUSPENDED | • unsuspended adj. Not suspended. • UNSUSPENDED adj. not suspended. |