| BROKENNESSES | • brokennesses n. Plural of brokenness. • BROKENNESS n. the state of being broken. |
| CANKEREDNESS | • cankeredness n. The state or quality of being cankered. • CANKEREDNESS n. the state of being cankered. |
| COCKERNONIES | • cockernonies n. Plural of cockernony. • COCKERNONY n. (Scots) the gathering of hair in a fillet. |
| CRANKINESSES | • crankinesses n. Plural of crankiness. • CRANKINESS n. the state of being cranky, cantankerous. |
| ENTEROKINASE | • enterokinase n. (Biochemistry) An enzyme, secreted by the upper intestinal mucosa, that catalyzes the activation of… • ENTEROKINASE n. an enzyme esp. of the duodenal mucosa that activates trypsinogen by converting it to trypsin. |
| FORSAKENNESS | • forsakenness n. The state or condition of being forsaken. • FORSAKENNESS n. the state of being forsaken. |
| FRANKINCENSE | • frankincense n. A type of incense obtained from the Boswellia thurifera tree. • FRANKINCENSE n. a sweet-smelling resin from Arabia, used as incense, aka olibanum. |
| INTERKINESES | • INTERKINESIS n. the resting stage between two divisions of mitosis. |
| INTERKINESIS | • interkinesis n. The second stage of interphase. • INTERKINESIS n. the resting stage between two divisions of mitosis. |
| INTERLEUKINS | • interleukins n. Plural of interleukin. • INTERLEUKIN n. any of a group of proteins that control the production of blood cells and play an important part in the combating of infection. |
| OVERKINDNESS | • overkindness n. Excessive kindness. • OVERKINDNESS n. the state of being overkind. |
| REAWAKENINGS | • reawakenings n. Plural of reawakening. • REAWAKENING n. the act of reawakening. |
| SNICKERSNEED | • SNICKERSNEE v. to fight with knives. |
| SNICKERSNEES | • snickersnees n. Plural of snickersnee. • SNICKERSNEE n. (obsolete) a large knife, cutlass etc. |
| UNBROKENNESS | • unbrokenness n. The state or condition of being unbroken. • UNBROKENNESS n. the state of being unbroken. |
| UNDERSKINKER | • underskinker n. (Obsolete) An assistant tapster. • UNDERSKINKER n. (Shakespeare) an assistant tapster. |