| CAREERISMS | • careerisms n. Plural of careerism. • CAREERISM n. intentness on one's own advancement. |
| IMPRESSERS | • impressers n. Plural of impresser. • IMPRESSER n. one who impresses. |
| IMPRESSURE | • impressure n. (Obsolete) dent; impression. • IMPRESSURE n. (archaic) an impression. |
| MEMORISERS | • memorisers n. Plural of memoriser. • MEMORISER n. one who memorises, also MEMORIZER. |
| MERCERISES | • mercerises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of mercerise. • MERCERISE v. to treat cotton fabric under tension with caustic soda, so as to increase the strength and dye absorption, also MERCERIZE. |
| MERCURISES | • MERCURISE v. to treat with mercury, also MERCURIZE. |
| MESMERISER | • mesmeriser n. Alternative form of mesmerizer. • MESMERISER n. one who mesmerises, also MESMERIZER. |
| MISRENDERS | • misrenders v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misrender. • MISRENDER v. to render wrongly; to translate or recite wrongly. |
| PERISPERMS | • perisperms n. Plural of perisperm. • PERISPERM n. the albumen of a seed, esp. that portion which is formed outside of the embryo sac. |
| PRESURMISE | • presurmise n. A surmise previously formed. • PRESURMISE n. (Shakespeare) a surmise previously formed. |
| REIMBURSES | • reimburses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reimburse. • REIMBURSE v. to repay. |
| REIMMERSES | • reimmerses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reimmerse. • REIMMERSE v. to immerse again. |
| ROSEMARIES | • rosemaries n. Plural of rosemary. • ROSEMARY n. an evergreen shrub. |
| SERMONISER | • sermoniser n. Alternative form of sermonizer. • SERMONISER n. one who sermonises, also SERMONIZER. |
| SIDEARMERS | • sidearmers n. Plural of sidearmer. • SIDEARMER n. one who throws with arm roughly parallel to the ground. |
| SPERMARIES | • spermaries n. Plural of spermary. • SPERMARY n. an organ in which sperm is formed. |
| TRIMESTERS | • trimesters n. Plural of trimester. • TRIMESTER n. three months, an academic term. |