| AMARYLLISES | • amaryllises n. Plural of amaryllis. • AMARYLLIS n. (Greek) the belladonna lily, or any of several similar plants, also AMARYLLID. |
| IMPLOSIVELY | • implosively adv. In an implosive manner; by means of implosion. • IMPLOSIVE adv. of or relating to implosion. |
| IMPULSIVELY | • impulsively adv. In an impulsive manner; with force; by impulse. • IMPULSIVE adv. given to acting on impulse. |
| LAMELLOSITY | • LAMELLOSITY n. the state of being lamellose. |
| LIGHTSOMELY | • lightsomely adv. (Archaic) In a lightsome manner. • LIGHTSOME adv. having light; not dark or gloomy. |
| LIMITLESSLY | • limitlessly adv. In a limitless way. • LIMITLESS adv. without limit. |
| MASCULINELY | • masculinely adv. In a masculine manner. • MASCULINE adv. male. |
| MELODIOUSLY | • melodiously adv. In a melodious manner. • MELODIOUS adv. having melody. |
| MERCILESSLY | • mercilessly adv. In a merciless manner. • MERCILESS adv. without mercy. |
| MESOPHYLLIC | • mesophyllic adj. (Botany) Of or pertaining to the mesophyll of a leaf. • mesophyllic adj. (Ecology) Of or pertaining to mesophily. • MESOPHYLLIC adj. of or like a mesophyll, also MESOPHYLLOUS. |
| MILLIHENRYS | • millihenrys n. Plural of millihenry. • MILLIHENRY n. a thousandth of a henry. |
| MINIVOLLEYS | • MINIVOLLEY n. a scaled down version of volleyball. |
| MIRTHLESSLY | • mirthlessly adv. In a mirthless manner; sadly. • MIRTHLESS adv. without mirth. |
| MULTICYCLES | • multicycles n. Plural of multicycle. • MULTICYCLE n. (obsolete) a velocipede with more than three wheels. |
| MULTILAYERS | • multilayers n. Plural of multilayer. • MULTILAYER n. any structure or system with several layers. |
| SEISMICALLY | • seismically adv. In a seismic manner; with the qualities of an earthquake. • SEISMICAL adv. relating to earthquakes, also SEISMAL, SEISMIC. |
| SEMITONALLY | • semitonally adv. In a semitonal manner. • SEMITONAL adv. of or pertaining to a semitone, also SEMITONIC. |
| SYMMETALLIC | • symmetallic adj. Relating to symmetallism. • SYMMETALLIC adj. relating to symmetallism. |