| AILUROPHILES | • ailurophiles n. Plural of ailurophile. • AILUROPHILE n. a cat-lover, also AILOUROPHILE. |
| EUPHUISTICAL | • euphuistical adj. Euphuistic. • EUPHUISTICAL adj. characterised by euphuism, also EUPHUISTIC. |
| HELIOPHILOUS | • heliophilous adj. (Botany) That needs, or tolerates, a high level of direct sunlight. • HELIOPHILOUS adj. attracted by sunlight. |
| JUSTICESHIPS | • justiceships n. Plural of justiceship. • JUSTICESHIP n. the office or dignity of a justice. |
| PERITRICHOUS | • peritrichous adj. (Biology) Having flagella around the body or around the mouth. • PERITRICHOUS adj. having flagella uniformly distributed over the body. |
| PHILLUMENIES | • PHILLUMENY n. the hobby of collecting of matchbox labels. |
| PHILLUMENIST | • phillumenist n. A person who collects match-related items, like matchbox labels, matchboxes, matchbooks, or matchbook covers. • PHILLUMENIST n. a collector of matchbooks. |
| PLEIOCHASIUM | • pleiochasium n. (Botany) An inflorescence in which several buds come out at the same time. • PLEIOCHASIUM n. a cymose inflorescence in which each branch bears more than two lateral branches. |
| REPUBLISHING | • republishing v. Present participle of republish. • REPUBLISH v. to publish again. |
| SHIPBUILDERS | • shipbuilders n. Plural of shipbuilder. • ship-builders n. Plural of ship-builder. • SHIPBUILDER n. one who designs or constructs ships. |
| SUPERIORSHIP | • superiorship n. The monastic role or position of superior. • SUPERIORSHIP n. the office of superior. |
| TRIBUNESHIPS | • tribuneships n. Plural of tribuneship. • TRIBUNESHIP n. the office of tribune. |
| TRISULPHIDES | • trisulphides n. Plural of trisulphide. • TRISULPHIDE n. a sulphide with three atoms of sulphur to the molecule, also TRISULFIDE. |
| TRIUMPHERIES | • TRIUMPHERY n. (Shakespeare) a triumvir. |
| UNFRIENDSHIP | • unfriendship n. Unfriendliness; enmity. • UNFRIENDSHIP n. (archaic) unfriendliness. |
| XIPHISTERNUM | • xiphisternum n. (Biology, medicine) Synonym of xiphoid process. • XIPHISTERNUM n. the posterior and smallest of the three divisions of the sternum. |