| ANECDOTISTS | • anecdotists n. Plural of anecdotist. • ANECDOTIST n. one who relates or collects anecdotes. |
| ATTOSECONDS | • attoseconds n. Plural of attosecond. • ATTOSECOND n. ten to the power of minus eighteen seconds. |
| COTTONSEEDS | • cottonseeds n. Plural of cottonseed. • COTTONSEED n. the seed of the cotton plant, yielding a valuable oil. |
| DISCONTENTS | • discontents n. Plural of discontent. • DISCONTENT v. to make discontented. |
| DISTENTIONS | • distentions n. Plural of distention. • DISTENTION n. the act of distending, also DISTENSION. |
| DISTORTIONS | • distortions n. Plural of distortion. • DISTORTION n. a lack of proportionality in an image resulting from defects in the optical system. |
| DOCTRINISTS | • DOCTRINIST n. one who adheres to doctrines. |
| DOTTINESSES | • dottinesses n. Plural of dottiness. • DOTTINESS n. the state of being dotty. |
| DOWNSTATERS | • downstaters n. Plural of downstater. • DOWNSTATER n. one who lives or comes from downstate. |
| ENDOSTATINS | • endostatins n. Plural of endostatin. |
| EXODONTISTS | • exodontists n. Plural of exodontist. • EXODONTIST n. a specialist in exodontia, the branch of dentistry involving the extraction of teeth. |
| NONSTUDENTS | • nonstudents n. Plural of nonstudent. • NONSTUDENT n. someone who is not a student. |
| SANDLOTTERS | • sandlotters n. Plural of sandlotter. • SANDLOTTER n. one who occupies a vacant lot. |
| SNAPSHOTTED | • snapshotted v. Simple past tense and past participle of snapshot. • SNAPSHOT v. to photograph informally and quickly. |
| SPOTTEDNESS | • spottedness n. The state or condition of being spotted. • SPOTTEDNESS n. the state of being spotted. |
| STANDPOINTS | • standpoints n. Plural of standpoint. • STANDPOINT n. a position from which objects or principles are viewed and according to which they are compared and judged. |
| THOUSANDTHS | • thousandths n. Plural of thousandth. • THOUSANDTH n. one part in a thousand. |
| THRENODISTS | • threnodists n. Plural of threnodist. • THRENODIST n. one who composes, delivers, or utters, a threnode, or threnody. |