| DEMYSHIPS | • demyships n. Plural of demyship. • DEMYSHIP n. a minor scholarship. |
| EMPHLYSES | • EMPHLYSIS n. a vesicular eruption. |
| EMPHLYSIS | • emphlysis n. (Pathology) A vesicular tumour. • EMPHLYSIS n. a vesicular eruption. |
| ESEMPLASY | • ESEMPLASY n. the unifying power of imagination. |
| MESOPHYLS | • mesophyls n. Plural of mesophyl. • MESOPHYL n. the soft tissue of a leaf. |
| MYOSCOPES | • myoscopes n. Plural of myoscope. • MYOSCOPE n. an instrument for observing muscular contractions. |
| PEYOTISMS | • PEYOTISM n. the ceremonial drinking of peyote. |
| POLYSEMES | • polysemes n. Plural of polyseme. • POLYSEME n. a word with more than one meaning. |
| POLYSOMES | • polysomes n. Plural of polysome. • POLYSOME n. a cluster of protein particles. |
| PYRAMISES | • PYRAMIS n. (Shakespeare) a pyramid. |
| PYROSOMES | • pyrosomes n. Plural of pyrosome. • PYROSOME n. a type of thermostat. |
| SPYMASTER | • spymaster n. The leader of a group of spies. • SPYMASTER n. one who controls spies. |
| SYMPHILES | • symphiles n. Plural of symphile. • SYMPHILE n. an animal kept as a guest in a termite's nest. |
| SYMPHYSES | • symphyses n. Plural of symphysis. • SYMPHYSIS n. the union or growing together of bones. |
| SYMPLOCES | • symploces n. Plural of symploce. • SYMPLOCE n. (Greek) the repetition of a word at the start of one and end of the next clause. |
| SYMPTOSES | • SYMPTOSIS n. emaciation. |