| COMMONERS | • commoners n. Plural of commoner. • COMMONER n. one of the common people. |
| COMMONEST | • commonest adj. Superlative form of common: most common. • COMMON adj. ordinary. |
| COMMONEYS | • COMMONEY n. an ordinary playing marble. |
| CONSOMMES | • consommes n. Plural of consomme. • consommés n. Plural of consommé. • CONSOMME n. (French) a clear soup or bouillon boiled down so as to be very rich. |
| ECONOMISM | • economism n. (Economics) The belief that economic causes or factors have dominance over all others. • economism n. (Leninism) Working class political action that makes purely economic demands. • ECONOMISM n. a belief that economic causes are of primary importance. |
| GROOMSMEN | • groomsmen n. Plural of groomsman. • GROOMSMAN n. the attendant on a bridegroom. |
| MENOPOMES | • menopomes n. Plural of menopome. • MENOPOME n. a large American salamander, aka hellbender. |
| MOMENTOES | • momentoes n. Plural of momento. • MOMENTO n. something kept or given as a reminder, also MEMENTO. |
| MOMENTOUS | • momentous adj. Outstanding in importance, of great consequence. • MOMENTOUS adj. of great consequence. |
| MONOECISM | • monoecism n. (Biology) The state or condition of being monoecious. • MONOECISM n. the state or condition of being monoecious, having both male and female reproductive organs. |
| MONOSEMIC | • monosemic adj. Of or pertaining to monosemy. • monosemic adj. (Prosody) Consisting of, or equal to, a single semeion. • MONOSEMIC adj. having only a single meaning. |
| MONOSOMES | • monosomes n. Plural of monosome. • MONOSOME n. an unpaired chromosome. |
| MONOSTOME | • monostome n. A nematode of the genus Monostoma. • MONOSTOME adj. having only one mouth, pore or similar opening, also MONOSTOMOUS. |
| MOONBEAMS | • moonbeams n. Plural of moonbeam. • MOONBEAM n. a ray of light from the moon. |