| COLOSSUSES | • colossuses n. Plural of colossus. • COLOSSUS n. (Latin) a person or organization of gigantic power and influence. |
| FOSSILISES | • fossilises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of fossilise. • FOSSILISE v. to turn into a fossil, also FOSSILIZE. |
| GLOSSINESS | • glossiness n. The state of being glossy. • GLOSSINESS n. the state of being glossy. |
| ISOGLOSSES | • isoglosses n. Plural of isogloss. • ISOGLOSS n. a line indicating linguistically varied areas. |
| LISSOMNESS | • lissomness n. Alternative form of lissomeness. • LISSOMNESS n. the state of being lissom, also LISSOMENESS. |
| LOSTNESSES | • lostnesses n. Plural of lostness. • LOSTNESS n. the state of being lost. |
| MOLASSESES | • molasseses n. (Nonstandard, proscribed) plural of molasses. • MOLASSES n. a thick dark treacle that is drained from sugar during refining. |
| SASSOLITES | • sassolites n. Plural of sassolite. • SASSOLITE n. a native boric acid, also SASSOLIN. |
| SEASONLESS | • seasonless adj. Without seasons. • seasonless adj. (Fashion) Not restricted to a particular season, but suitable for any. • seasonless adj. Without relish or seasoning; insipid. |
| SLOWNESSES | • slownesses n. Plural of slowness. • SLOWNESS n. the state of being slow. |
| SOLENESSES | • SOLENESS n. the state of being the only one. |
| SPOUSELESS | • spouseless adj. Without a spouse; unmarried. • SPOUSELESS adj. destitute of a spouse. |
| SUBLESSORS | • sublessors n. Plural of sublessor. • sub-lessors n. Plural of sub-lessor. • SUBLESSOR n. a person who grants a sublease, a lease by a tenant or lessee to another person. |