| ANEURISMS | • aneurisms n. Plural of aneurism. • ANEURISM n. dilatation of an artery, also ANEURYSM. |
| ANEURYSMS | • aneurysms n. Plural of aneurysm. • ANEURYSM n. dilatation of an artery, also ANEURISM. |
| CONSUMERS | • consumers n. Plural of consumer. • CONSUMER n. one who, or that which, consumes. |
| MOUNSEERS | • mounseers n. Plural of mounseer. • MOUNSEER n. (archaic) a Frenchman. |
| MUENSTERS | • muensters n. Plural of muenster. • MUENSTER n. a semisoft cow's milk cheese from Munster in France, also MUNSTER. |
| MURKINESS | • murkiness n. The state or quality of being murky. • MURKINESS n. the state of being murky, also MIRKINESS. |
| RESPONSUM | • responsum n. Singular of responsa. • RESPONSUM n. (Latin) in rabbinical literature, a written response to a question of doctrine. |
| RESUMMONS | • resummons v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of resummon. • resummons n. A second or subsequent summons. • RESUMMON v. to summon again. |
| RHAMNUSES | • rhamnuses n. Plural of rhamnus. • RHAMNUS n. (Greek) a thorny tree or shrub. |
| RUMMINESS | • rumminess n. (UK, colloquial, dated) The quality of being rummy, or odd. • RUMMINESS n. the state of being rummy. |
| RUMNESSES | • RUMNESS n. the state of being odd, queer. |
| SENSORIUM | • sensorium n. (Psychology) The entire sensory apparatus of an organism. • sensorium n. (Physiology) The central part of a nervous system that receives and coordinates all stimuli. • sensorium n. (Figurative) The brain or mind in relation to the senses. |
| SUMMONERS | • summoners n. Plural of summoner. • SUMMONER n. one who summons. |
| SURNAMERS | • surnamers n. Plural of surnamer. • SURNAMER n. one who allots a surname. |
| TRANSUMES | • transumes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of transume. • TRANSUME v. (obsolete) to transcribe officially. |
| UNMASKERS | • unmaskers n. Plural of unmasker. • UNMASKER n. one who unmasks. |
| USERNAMES | • usernames n. Plural of username. • user␣names n. Plural of user name. • USERNAME n. an identifying sequence of characters used for logging onto a computer system. |