| CHEMOSMOSES | • CHEMOSMOSIS n. a chemical reaction between two compounds after osmosis through an intervening semipermeable membrane. |
| EMPHYSEMICS | • emphysemics n. Plural of emphysemic. • EMPHYSEMIC n. a sufferer from emphysema. |
| ENMESHMENTS | • enmeshments n. Plural of enmeshment. • ENMESHMENT n. the state of being enmeshed. |
| EUHEMERISMS | • euhemerisms n. Plural of euhemerism. • EUHEMERISM n. the interpretation of myths as traditional accounts of historical persons and events. |
| HAMAMELISES | • hamamelises n. Plural of hamamelis. • HAMAMELIS n. a winter-flowering shrub. |
| HAMMINESSES | • HAMMINESS n. the quality of being hammy, overacted. |
| HEGEMONISMS | • hegemonisms n. Plural of hegemonism. • HEGEMONISM n. the state of being a hegemony. |
| HEMATEMESES | • hematemeses n. Plural of hematemesis. • HEMATEMESIS n. vomiting of blood, esp. as the result of a bleeding ulcer, also HAEMATEMESIS. |
| HEMATEMESIS | • hematemesis n. (American spelling, medicine) Blood within vomitus; the vomiting of blood. • HEMATEMESIS n. vomiting of blood, esp. as the result of a bleeding ulcer, also HAEMATEMESIS. |
| HEXAMERISMS | • HEXAMERISM n. the state of being hexamerous. |
| MEERSCHAUMS | • meerschaums n. Plural of meerschaum. • MEERSCHAUM n. (German) hydrated magnesium silicate occurring as a soft white or yellowish claylike mineral, aka sepiolite. |
| MEMBERSHIPS | • memberships n. Plural of membership. • MEMBERSHIP n. the state or status of being a member. |
| MESENCHYMES | • mesenchymes n. Plural of mesenchyme. • MESENCHYME n. the embryonic tissue from which circulatory, lymphatic, skeletal, and connective tissue develop. |
| MICROMESHES | • micromeshes n. Plural of micromesh. • MICROMESH n. a very fine mesh. |
| MISEMPHASES | • misemphases n. Plural of misemphasis. • MISEMPHASIS n. a wrong emphasis. |
| SHIMMERIEST | • SHIMMERY adj. glistening. |
| SUMMERHOUSE | • summerhouse n. A house owned not as a primary residence and used as vacation home during warm weather months of the year. • summerhouse n. An outbuilding in a garden where the owners can relax in warm weather. • summer-house n. Alternative spelling of summerhouse. |