| BIOSURGERIES | • BIOSURGERY n. medical treatment with living agents e.g. maggots to clean wounds. |
| DISCOURAGERS | • discouragers n. Plural of discourager. • DISCOURAGER n. one who discourages. |
| GROSSULARITE | • grossularite n. (Mineralogy) Synonym of grossular. • GROSSULARITE n. a garnet containing calcium and aluminium, occurring in grey, pinkish, or yellow-green crystals and used as a gemstone, also GROSSULAR. |
| PRESSURISING | • pressurising v. Present participle of pressurise. • PRESSURISE v. to place under pressure, also PRESSURIZE. |
| PRESSURIZING | • pressurizing v. Present participle of pressurize. • PRESSURIZE v. to place under pressure, also PRESSURISE. |
| REASSURINGLY | • reassuringly adv. In a reassuring manner. • REASSURING adv. REASSURE, to assure again. |
| REDISBURSING | • redisbursing v. Present participle of redisburse. • REDISBURSE v. (Spenser) to refund. |
| REPERCUSSING | • repercussing v. Present participle of repercuss. • REPERCUSS v. to reverberate, have consequences. |
| RIGOROUSNESS | • rigorousness n. The property of being rigorous, strictness. • RIGOROUSNESS n. the state of being rigorous. |
| STRINGCOURSE | • stringcourse n. (Architecture) A thin projecting course of brickwork or stone that runs horizontally around a building… • string␣course n. Alternative form of stringcourse. • STRINGCOURSE n. a horizontal band or molding set in the front of a building. |
| SUBIRRIGATES | • subirrigates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of subirrigate. • SUBIRRIGATE v. to irrigate by underground pipes. |
| SUGARBERRIES | • sugarberries n. Plural of sugarberry. • SUGARBERRY n. any of several hackberries with sweet edible fruits. |
| SUPERSINGERS | • supersingers n. Plural of supersinger. • SUPERSINGER n. an exceptionally talented singer. |
| SUPERSTRINGS | • superstrings n. Plural of superstring. • SUPERSTRING n. a hypothetical very small one-dimensional particle from which other fundamental particles arise. |
| TRANSFIGURES | • transfigures v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of transfigure. • TRANSFIGURE v. to give a new and typically exalted or spiritual appearance to. |
| UNERRINGNESS | • unerringness n. The state or condition of being unerring. • UNERRINGNESS n. the state of being unerring. |