| AMPHIMACERS | • amphimacers n. Plural of amphimacer. • AMPHIMACER n. a foot of three syllables, the middle one short and the others long, as in 'castitas'. |
| DYSPHEMISMS | • dysphemisms n. Plural of dysphemism. • DYSPHEMISM n. the substitution of a disagreeable or offensive expression for an agreeable or inoffensive one, e.g. The Holocaust (the dysphemism chosen by Jewish historians to replace the Nazis' ghastly euphemism, The Final Solution). |
| EMPHYSEMICS | • emphysemics n. Plural of emphysemic. • EMPHYSEMIC n. a sufferer from emphysema. |
| HEMITROPISM | • HEMITROPISM n. the state of being a hemitrope, a twinned crystal. |
| IMPOSTHUMED | • imposthumed v. Simple past tense and past participle of imposthume. • IMPOSTHUMED adj. having an imposthume, an abscess, also IMPOSTUMED. |
| IMPOSTHUMES | • imposthumes n. Plural of imposthume. • imposthumes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of imposthume. • IMPOSTHUME n. (archaic) an abscess, also IMPOSTUME. |
| MEDIUMSHIPS | • mediumships n. Plural of mediumship. • MEDIUMSHIP n. being a medium. |
| MEMBERSHIPS | • memberships n. Plural of membership. • MEMBERSHIP n. the state or status of being a member. |
| MESOMORPHIC | • mesomorphic adj. Of or pertaining to a mesomorph. • mesomorphic adj. (Chemistry, physics) Of or pertaining to phases of matter intermediate between solid and liquid; of… • MESOMORPHIC adj. being big-boned and muscular. |
| MIDSHIPMATE | • MIDSHIPMATE n. a midshipman. |
| MIMEOGRAPHS | • mimeographs n. Plural of mimeograph. • mimeographs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of mimeograph. • MIMEOGRAPH n. (tradename) an autographic stencil copying device invented by Edison. |
| MISEMPHASES | • misemphases n. Plural of misemphasis. • MISEMPHASIS n. a wrong emphasis. |
| MISEMPHASIS | • misemphasis n. Bad or wrong emphasis. • MISEMPHASIS n. a wrong emphasis. |
| MUMPISHNESS | • mumpishness n. Sulkiness; sullenness. • MUMPISHNESS n. the state of being mumpish, sulky. |
| MYTHOPOEISM | • MYTHOPOEISM n. the making of myths. |
| PHENOMENISM | • phenomenism n. Phenomenalism. • PHENOMENISM n. the doctrine that knowledge can only comprehend phenomena, also PHENOMENALISM. |
| PROMETHIUMS | • PROMETHIUM n. a radioactive rare-earth element, also PROMETHEUM. |
| PSAMMOPHILE | • psammophile n. (Botany) arenophile, a sand-loving organism. • PSAMMOPHILE n. a sand-loving plant, also PSAMMOPHIL. |
| TRIPHAMMERS | • triphammers n. Plural of triphammer. • trip␣hammers n. Plural of trip hammer. • TRIPHAMMER n. a power hammer that is raised or tilted by a cam and allowed to fall under gravity. |