| ASSESSING | • assessing v. Present participle of assess. • assessing n. Action of the verb to assess; assessment. • ASSESS v. to estimate the value of for taxation. |
| BOSSINESS | • bossiness n. The characteristic of being bossy. • BOSSINESS n. the state of being bossy. |
| DISSENSUS | • dissensus n. Disagreement, especially when widespread. • DISSENSUS n. (Latin) a widespread difference of opinion. |
| FUSSINESS | • fussiness n. The state of being fussy. • FUSSINESS n. the state of being fussy. |
| GASSINESS | • gassiness n. The state or property of being gassy. • GASSINESS n. the state of being gassy. |
| MASSINESS | • massiness n. The state or quality of being massy; ponderousness. • MASSINESS n. the state of being massy. |
| MESSINESS | • messiness n. The property of being messy. • MESSINESS n. the state of being messy. |
| MISSENSES | • missenses n. Plural of missense. • MISSENSE v. to sense wrongly. |
| MOSSINESS | • mossiness n. The state or condition of being mossy. • MOSSINESS n. the state of being mossy. |
| MUSSINESS | • mussiness n. The quality of being mussy. • MUSSINESS n. mess, confusion. |
| SASSINESS | • sassiness n. The quality of being sassy. • SASSINESS n. the state of being sassy, impertinent. |
| SHINESSES | • SHINESS n. (obsolete) shyness. |
| SISSINESS | • sissiness n. The property of being sissy. • SISSINESS n. the state of being sissy, also SISSYNESS. |
| SISSYNESS | • SISSYNESS n. the state of being sissy, also SISSINESS. |
| SYNESISES | • SYNESIS n. a construction in which a form differs in number but agrees in meaning with the word governing it, e. g. if anyone arrives, tell them to wait. |