| ANAPHRODISIAS | • ANAPHRODISIA n. lessening of sexual desire. |
| CARDINALSHIPS | • cardinalships n. Plural of cardinalship. • CARDINALSHIP n. the office of cardinal. |
| CUSTODIANSHIP | • custodianship n. The office, or the duty of a custodian. • CUSTODIANSHIP n. the office of custodian. |
| DEIPNOSOPHIST | • deipnosophist n. A master of the art of dining, particularly learned conversation in the manner of Athenaeus’s characters. • DEIPNOSOPHIST n. a person skilled in dinner conversation. |
| DIPHTHONGISES | • diphthongises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of diphthongise. • DIPHTHONGISE v. to make into a diphthong, also DIPHTHONGIZE. |
| DISPLENISHING | • displenishing v. Present participle of displenish. • DISPLENISH v. to deprive or strip, as a house of furniture, or a barn of stock. |
| DISWORSHIPING | • DISWORSHIP v. (Milton) to refuse to worship. |
| DOLPHINFISHES | • dolphinfishes n. Plural of dolphinfish. • dolphin␣fishes n. Plural of dolphin fish. • DOLPHINFISH n. a fish of genus Coryphaea, noted for the brilliance of its colours. |
| GUARDIANSHIPS | • guardianships n. Plural of guardianship. • GUARDIANSHIP n. the office of guardian. |
| HISPANIOLISED | • Hispaniolised v. Simple past tense and past participle of Hispaniolise. • HISPANIOLISE v. to make Spanish, also HISPANIOLIZE. |
| PRESIDENTSHIP | • presidentship n. The office and dignity of president; presidency. • PRESIDENTSHIP n. the office of president. |
| RADIOPHONISTS | • RADIOPHONIST n. one who uses a radiophone. |
| RESIDENTSHIPS | • residentships n. Plural of residentship. • RESIDENTSHIP n. the state of being a resident. |
| SHIPBUILDINGS | • shipbuildings n. Plural of shipbuilding. • ship-buildings n. Plural of ship-building. • SHIPBUILDING n. the occupation of building ships. |
| SIDEROPHILINS | • SIDEROPHILIN n. any of a group of blood glycoproteins that transport iron, aka transferrin. |
| SPHEROIDISING | • SPHEROIDISE v. to develop spherulitic or granular structure in, also SPHEROIDIZE. |
| UNFRIENDSHIPS | • UNFRIENDSHIP n. (archaic) unfriendliness. |