| ASSEMBLAGIST | • assemblagist n. (Art) One who constructs assemblages (a form of 3D collage). • ASSEMBLAGIST n. an artist who specializes in assemblages. |
| DISSEMBLINGS | • dissemblings n. Plural of dissembling. • DISSEMBLING n. to hide true feelings, motives, or the facts. |
| GLADSOMENESS | • gladsomeness n. (Archaic) gladness. • GLADSOMENESS n. (archaic) the state of being gladsome. |
| GLOOMINESSES | • gloominesses n. Plural of gloominess. • GLOOMINESS n. the state of being gloomy. |
| GLOSSEMATICS | • glossematics n. A structuralist linguistic theory that defines the glosseme as the most basic unit of language. • GLOSSEMATICS n. the study of glossemes. |
| GORMLESSNESS | • gormlessness n. The quality or state of being gormless. |
| LEMONGRASSES | • lemongrasses n. Plural of lemongrass. • LEMONGRASS n. a fragrant perennial grass. |
| LONGSOMENESS | • longsomeness n. The quality of being longsome; lengthiness. • LONGSOMENESS n. the state of being longsome, extended in length, tiresome. |
| MILLIGAUSSES | • milligausses n. Plural of milligauss. |
| MISSIOLOGIES | • missiologies n. Plural of missiology. • MISSIOLOGY n. the study of the church's mission esp. with respect to missionary activity. |
| MISSPELLINGS | • misspellings n. Plural of misspelling. • mis-spellings n. Plural of mis-spelling. • MISSPELLING n. a wrong spelling. |
| MUSEOLOGISTS | • museologists n. Plural of museologist. • MUSEOLOGIST n. a student of museology, the study of museums. |
| SEISMOLOGIES | • SEISMOLOGY n. the study of earthquakes. |
| SEISMOLOGIST | • seismologist n. A person who is skilled at, professes, or practices seismology. • SEISMOLOGIST n. one who studies earthquakes. |
| SEMIOLOGISTS | • semiologists n. Plural of semiologist. • SEMIOLOGIST n. a student of semiology, the study of signs and signals. |
| SEXAGESIMALS | • sexagesimals n. Plural of sexagesimal. • SEXAGESIMAL n. a sexagesimal fraction. |
| TELEMESSAGES | • telemessages n. Plural of telemessage. • TELEMESSAGE n. any of various messages sent by telephone or a telecommunication system, spec. a message sent by telephone or telex. |