| ASTOUNDMENT | • astoundment n. Amazement. • ASTOUNDMENT n. (archaic) great surprise. |
| BOTTOMLANDS | • bottomlands n. Plural of bottomland. • BOTTOMLAND n. (US) alluvial deposits. |
| DATAMATIONS | • DATAMATION n. automatic data processing. |
| DEMONSTRATE | • demonstrate v. (Transitive) to show how to use (something). • demonstrate v. To show the steps taken to create a logical argument or equation. • demonstrate v. (Intransitive) to participate in or organize a demonstration. |
| DENOTEMENTS | • denotements n. Plural of denotement. • DENOTEMENT n. (Shakespeare) a sign, indication. |
| DEPORTMENTS | • deportments n. Plural of deportment. • DEPORTMENT n. the manner in which one conducts oneself. |
| DEVOTEMENTS | • devotements n. Plural of devotement. • DEVOTEMENT n. (archaic) the state of being devoted, or set apart by a vow. |
| DISMUTATION | • dismutation n. (Biochemistry) A disproportionation reaction, especially in a biological context, in which oxidized… • DISMUTATION n. simultaneous oxidation and reduction. |
| DISPORTMENT | • disportment n. (Obsolete) Act of disporting; diversion; play. • DISPORTMENT n. the act of disporting. |
| IDEMPOTENTS | • idempotents n. Plural of idempotent. • IDEMPOTENT n. a quantity that does not change when squared. |
| MASTODONTIC | • mastodontic adj. Of, or pertaining to, the mastodont. • mastodontic adj. Gigantic, mammoth. • MASTODONTIC adj. of or like a mastodon, also MASTODONIC. |
| MEDITATIONS | • meditations n. Plural of meditation. • MEDITATION n. a discourse intended to express its author's reflections or to guide others in contemplation. |
| MISBUTTONED | • misbuttoned v. Simple past tense and past participle of misbutton. • MISBUTTON v. to button wrongly. |
| MUTTONBIRDS | • muttonbirds n. Plural of muttonbird. • mutton␣birds n. Plural of mutton bird. • MUTTONBIRD n. an Australasian shearwater, esp. the short-tailed, said by some to taste like mutton. |
| MUTTONHEADS | • muttonheads n. Plural of muttonhead. • MUTTONHEAD n. a heavy, stupid person. |
| TESTIMONIED | • TESTIMONY v. (Shakespeare) to testify. |