| EMERSION | • emersion n. Emergence, especially from the water. • emersion n. (Astronomy) The reappearance of a heavenly body after being eclipsed by another or by the sun’s brightness. • EMERSION n. the act of emerging esp. the reappearance of a heavenly body after eclipse or occultation. |
| HORSEMEN | • horsemen n. Plural of horseman. • HORSEMAN n. one who rides a horse. |
| MODERNES | • MODERNE n. a design style of the 1920s and 1930s. |
| MONEYERS | • moneyers n. Plural of moneyer. • MONEYER n. (archaic) a person who deals in money; a banker or broker. |
| MORENESS | • moreness n. (Philosophy) The state or condition of being more. • MORENESS n. the state of being more. |
| MOUNSEER | • mounseer n. Pronunciation spelling of monsieur. • MOUNSEER n. (archaic) a Frenchman. |
| OVERSMEN | • oversmen n. Plural of oversman. • OVERSMAN n. an umpire. |
| PROSEMEN | • prosemen n. Plural of proseman. • PROSEMAN n. a writer of prose. |
| SERMONED | • sermoned v. Simple past tense and past participle of sermon. • SERMON v. to preach a religious discourse. |
| SERMONER | • sermoner n. (Archaic, humorous or derogatory) A preacher; a sermonizer. • SERMONER n. a preacher; a sermonizer, also SERMONEER. |
| SERMONET | • sermonet n. A short sermon. • SERMONET n. a short sermon, also SERMONETTE. |
| SHOREMEN | • SHOREMAN n. one who dwells on or by the shore, also SHORESMAN. |
| SOLEMNER | • solemner adj. Comparative form of solemn: more solemn. • SOLEMN adj. serious. |
| STOREMEN | • storemen n. Plural of storeman. • STOREMAN n. a storekeeper. |
| VENOMERS | • venomers n. Plural of venomer. • VENOMER n. (archaic) a poisoner. |