| COMPLEMENTISER | • complementiser n. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of complementizer. • COMPLEMENTISER n. a word or morpheme that serves to introduce a complement clause, also COMPLEMENTIZER. |
| COMPLEMENTIZER | • complementizer n. (Linguistics) A subordinating conjunction that can convert a clause into a complement clause, i.e. one… • COMPLEMENTIZER n. a word or morpheme that serves to introduce a complement clause, also COMPLEMENTISER. |
| DISEMBOWELMENT | • disembowelment n. The act of disemboweling. • DISEMBOWELMENT n. the act of disembowelling. |
| EMBELLISHMENTS | • embellishments n. Plural of embellishment. • EMBELLISHMENT n. the act of embellishing. |
| EMBRANGLEMENTS | • embranglements n. Plural of embranglement. • EMBRANGLEMENT n. the act of embrangling. |
| EMBRITTLEMENTS | • embrittlements n. Plural of embrittlement. • EMBRITTLEMENT n. the act of embrittling. |
| IMMOVEABLENESS | • IMMOVEABLE n. no capable of being moved, also IMMOVABLE. |
| LUMBERSOMENESS | • lumbersomeness n. The quality of being lumbersome. • LUMBERSOME n. lumbering. |
| MEDDLESOMENESS | • meddlesomeness n. The qualities of being meddlesome; officiousness, intrusiveness. • MEDDLESOMENESS n. the state of being meddlesome. |
| METTLESOMENESS | • mettlesomeness n. The quality of being mettlesome. • METTLESOME n. full of mettle. |
| MISDEVELOPMENT | • misdevelopment n. Bad or wrong development. |
| OVEREMPLOYMENT | • overemployment n. The condition of being overemployed. • OVEREMPLOYMENT n. the situation where workers cannot reduce the time or the number of hours they spend earning an income. |
| TEMPERAMENTFUL | • TEMPERAMENTFUL adj. full of temperament. |
| THERMOELEMENTS | • thermoelements n. Plural of thermoelement. • THERMOELEMENT n. a device for measuring small currents consisting of a wire heating element and a thermocouple in electrical contact with it. |
| VOLUMENOMETERS | • volumenometers n. Plural of volumenometer. • VOLUMENOMETER n. an instrument for measuring the volume of a solid. |