| ARGUTENESS | • arguteness n. (Obsolete) The state or quality of being argute. • ARGUTENESS n. acuteness. |
| GAUCHENESS | • gaucheness n. The quality of being gauche. • GAUCHENESS n. the quality of being gauche. |
| GLUINESSES | • GLUINESS n. the state of being gluey, also GLUEYNESS. |
| GLUMNESSES | • glumnesses n. Plural of glumness. • GLUMNESS n. the state of being glum. |
| GRUMNESSES | • GRUMNESS n. the quality of being grum, glum, morose. |
| HUGENESSES | • hugenesses n. Plural of hugeness. • HUGENESS n. the quality of being huge. |
| MESHUGASEN | • MESHUGAAS n. (Yiddish) madness, foolishness, also MISHEGAAS, MISHEGOSS, MISHUGAS. |
| RUGGEDNESS | • ruggedness n. The state of being rugged, or degree to which something is rugged. • ruggedness n. A rugged or irregular feature. • RUGGEDNESS n. the state of being rugged. |
| SIGNEURIES | • SIGNEURIE n. (Shakespeare) seniority, also SENIORITY. |
| SMUGNESSES | • smugnesses n. Plural of smugness. • SMUGNESS n. the state of being smug. |
| SNUGGERIES | • snuggeries n. Plural of snuggery. • SNUGGERY n. a snug place e.g. in a pub, also SNUGGERIE. |
| SNUGNESSES | • snugnesses n. Plural of snugness. • SNUGNESS n. the state of being snug. |
| SQUEEZINGS | • squeezings n. Plural of squeezing. • SQUEEZING n. the act of squeezing. |
| SUBGENUSES | • subgenuses n. Plural of subgenus. • SUBGENUS n. a subdivision of a genus. |
| SUBSEGMENT | • subsegment n. A segment wholly contained in another. • SUBSEGMENT n. a subdivision of a segment. |
| SUPERGENES | • supergenes n. Plural of supergene. • SUPERGENE n. a group of closely linked genes, frequently having related functions. |
| TONGUELESS | • tongueless adj. Having no tongue. • tongueless adj. Lacking speech; mute. • tongueless adj. Making no sound; silent, speechless. |
| UGLINESSES | • uglinesses n. Plural of ugliness. • UGLINESS n. the state of being ugly. |
| UGSOMENESS | • ugsomeness n. (Northern England, Scotland, obsolete) The condition or state of being ugsome. • UGSOMENESS n. (obsolete) the state of being ugsome, frightful, loathsome. |
| UNSEEMINGS | • UNSEEMING n. (Shakespeare) a not seeming. |