| DANCESPORTS | Sorry, definition not available. |
| DEPOSITIONS | • depositions n. Plural of deposition. • DEPOSITION n. the act of depositing. |
| DESORPTIONS | • desorptions n. Plural of desorption. • DESORPTION n. release from an adsorbed state. |
| DISPENSATOR | • dispensator n. A distributor; a person who dispenses. • DISPENSATOR n. a dispenser, a distributor. |
| DOCENTSHIPS | • DOCENTSHIP n. the office of docent. |
| ENDOSCOPIST | • endoscopist n. A person who performs endoscopies. • ENDOSCOPIST n. one who uses an endoscope. |
| PASSIONATED | • passionated v. Simple past tense and past participle of passionate. • PASSIONATE v. to express with passion; to impassion. |
| POINTEDNESS | • pointedness n. The quality of being pointed. • POINTEDNESS n. the state of being pointed. |
| POSTMODERNS | • postmoderns n. Plural of postmodern. • POSTMODERN n. one belonging to an era after a modern one. |
| RESPONDENTS | • respondents n. Plural of respondent. • RESPONDENT n. one who maintains a thesis in reply. |
| SNAPSHOTTED | • snapshotted v. Simple past tense and past participle of snapshot. • SNAPSHOT v. to photograph informally and quickly. |
| SPHENODONTS | • sphenodonts n. Plural of sphenodont. • SPHENODONT n. a member of the Sphenodont group of lizards, to which the tuatara belongs. |
| SPINSTERDOM | • spinsterdom n. The state of being a spinster. • spinsterdom n. The world or sphere of spinsters. • SPINSTERDOM n. the state of being a spinster, also SPINSTERHOOD, SPINSTERSHIP. |
| SPOTTEDNESS | • spottedness n. The state or condition of being spotted. • SPOTTEDNESS n. the state of being spotted. |
| STEGANOPODS | • steganopods n. Plural of steganopod. • STEGANOPOD n. any bird of the pelican order. |
| STUPENDIOUS | • stupendious adj. (Obsolete) Stupendous. • STUPENDIOUS adj. (Milton) stupendous. |
| TOPDRESSING | • topdressing v. Present participle of topdress. • topdressing n. The covering of a surface with loose material; especially the covering of newly-sown seeds with a light… • top-dressing v. Present participle of top-dress. |