| DIPLOIDIES | • diploidies n. Plural of diploidy. • DIPLOIDY n. the condition of being a diploid. |
| DOCILITIES | • docilities n. Plural of docility. • DOCILITY n. the quality of being docile. |
| IMMOBILISE | • immobilise v. (British spelling) Alternative spelling of immobilize. • IMMOBILISE v. to render immobile, also IMMOBILIZE. |
| IMPOLICIES | • impolicies n. Plural of impolicy. • IMPOLICY n. an instance of being impolite. |
| ISOAMINILE | • isoaminile n. A drug, structurally related to methadone, with antitussive and anticholinergic effects. • ISOAMINILE n. an antitussive drug. |
| ISONITRILE | • isonitrile n. (Obsolete, chemistry) isocyanide. • ISONITRILE n. a type of organic compound, aka isocyanide. |
| MOBILITIES | • mobilities n. Plural of mobility. • MOBILITY n. the ability to move. |
| MOTILITIES | • motilities n. Plural of motility. • MOTILITY n. the ability to move, also MOTIVITY. |
| NOBILITIES | • nobilities n. Plural of nobility. • NOBILITY n. the social class composed of nobles. |
| PILOSITIES | • pilosities n. Plural of pilosity. • PILOSITY n. the state of being pilose; hairiness. |
| POLITICISE | • politicise v. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of politicize. • POLITICISE v. to give a political tone or character to, also POLITICIZE. |
| SOLICITIES | • SOLICITY n. (Shakespeare) solicitation. |
| SOLIDIFIED | • solidified v. Simple past tense and past participle of solidify. • SOLIDIFY v. to make solid. |
| SOLIDIFIER | • solidifier n. Someone who or something that solidifies. • SOLIDIFIER n. one who solidifies. |
| SOLIDIFIES | • solidifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of solidify. • SOLIDIFY v. to make solid. |
| SOLIDITIES | • solidities n. Plural of solidity. • SOLIDITY n. the state of being solid, also SOLIDNESS. |
| VITRIOLISE | • vitriolise v. Alternative form of vitriolize. • VITRIOLISE v. to treat with vitriol, also VITRIOLIZE. |