| DISCURSISTS | • discursists n. Plural of discursist. • DISCURSIST n. (obsolete) a disputer. |
| DISCURSUSES | • discursuses n. Plural of discursus. • DISCURSUS n. (Latin) argumentation; ratiocination; discursive reasoning. |
| DISCUSSANTS | • discussants n. Plural of discussant. • DISCUSSANT n. one who takes part in a formal symposium. |
| DISCUSSIONS | • discussions n. Plural of discussion. • DISCUSSION n. consideration of a question in open and usually informal debate. |
| DISCUSSIVES | • discussives n. Plural of discussive. • DISCUSSIVE n. a medicine able or tending to discuss or disperse tumors or coagulated matter. |
| DISESPOUSES | • disespouses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disespouse. • DISESPOUSE v. (Milton) to release from espousal or plighted faith. |
| DISSENSUSES | • dissensuses n. Plural of dissensus. • DISSENSUS n. (Latin) a widespread difference of opinion. |
| DISSUASIONS | • dissuasions n. Plural of dissuasion. • DISSUASION n. the act of dissuading. |
| DISSUASIVES | • dissuasives n. Plural of dissuasive. • DISSUASIVE n. that which dissuades. |
| DUSKINESSES | • duskinesses n. Plural of duskiness. • DUSKINESS n. the state of being dusky. |
| DUSKISHNESS | • duskishness n. Quality of being duskish. • DUSKISHNESS n. the state of being duskish. |
| DUSTINESSES | • DUSTINESS n. the state of being dusty. |
| REDISCUSSES | • rediscusses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of rediscuss. • REDISCUSS v. to discuss again. |
| SPISSITUDES | • spissitudes n. Plural of spissitude. • SPISSITUDE n. density. |
| SUBSIDISERS | • subsidisers n. Plural of subsidiser. • SUBSIDISER n. one who subsidises, also SUBSIDIZER. |
| SUSPENSOIDS | • suspensoids n. Plural of suspensoid. • SUSPENSOID n. a colloid dispersed with difficulty, yielding an unstable solution that cannot be reformed after coagulation. |