| CORNEMUSE | • cornemuse n. A French musical instrument very similar to bagpipes. • CORNEMUSE n. (French) a French mouth blown bagpipe with chanter and small drone in one stock, and a separate large drone. |
| CURVESOME | • curvesome adj. (Dated) curvy. • curvesome adj. (Of a woman) curvaceous. • CURVESOME adj. curvy. |
| FUMEROLES | • fumeroles n. Plural of fumerole. • FUMEROLE n. a hole in a volcanic region from which hot gases and vapors issue, also FUMAROLE. |
| GRUESOMER | • gruesomer adj. Comparative form of gruesome: more gruesome. • GRUESOME adj. repugnant, also GREWSOME. |
| METEOROUS | • meteorous adj. (Archaic) Of the nature or appearance of a meteor. • METEOROUS adj. of the nature or appearance of a meteor. |
| MORESQUES | • Moresques n. Plural of Moresque. • MORESQUE n. an ancient decorative style. |
| MOUNSEERS | • mounseers n. Plural of mounseer. • MOUNSEER n. (archaic) a Frenchman. |
| MOUSEOVER | • mouseover n. (Computing) The event of an on-screen pointer being over an on-screen shape. • mouse-over n. Alternative spelling of mouseover. • mouse␣over v. (Computing) To move a computer mouse pointer over (an element of the display). |
| MOUSERIES | • mouseries n. Plural of mousery. • MOUSERY n. a place where mice gather. |
| MOUTERERS | • MOUTERER n. (Scots) a person who pays or receives mouter, a miller's fee for grinding corn, also MULTURER. |
| OUTREMERS | • outremers n. Plural of outremer. • OUTREMER n. (French) the region beyond the sea. |
| REARMOUSE | • rearmouse n. Alternative form of reremouse. • REARMOUSE n. a bat, also REREMOUSE. |
| REREMOUSE | • reremouse n. (Rare, archaic, poetic or heraldry) A bat (flying mammal). • REREMOUSE n. a bat, also REARMOUSE. |
| ROUSEMENT | • ROUSEMENT n. (US) religious excitement. |
| UDOMETERS | • udometers n. Plural of udometer. • UDOMETER n. a rain gauge. |