| DIOTHELISM | • DIOTHELISM n. the doctrine that Christ on earth had two will, human and divine, also DITHELISM, DYOTHELISM. |
| DOLOMITISE | • dolomitise v. Alternative form of dolomitize. • DOLOMITISE v. to convert into dolomite, also DOLOMITIZE. |
| HOMILETICS | • homiletics n. The art of preaching (especially the application of rhetoric in theology). • HOMILETICS n. the art of preaching. |
| IMPLETIONS | • impletions n. Plural of impletion. • IMPLETION n. filling, fullness. |
| IMPOLITEST | • impolitest adj. Superlative form of impolite: most impolite. • IMPOLITE adj. having bad manners. |
| LEITMOTIFS | • leitmotifs n. Plural of leitmotif. • LEITMOTIF n. (German) a leading motif, a recurring theme in a novel, musical signature for something, also LEITMOTIV. |
| LEITMOTIVS | • leitmotivs n. Plural of leitmotiv. • LEITMOTIV n. (German) a leading motif, a recurring theme in a novel, musical signature for something, also LEITMOTIF. |
| LENTISSIMO | • LENTISSIMO adv. (Italian) very slow. |
| MELIORISTS | • meliorists n. Plural of meliorist. • MELIORIST n. a proponent of meliorism. |
| MESOLITHIC | • Mesolithic adj. Of or referring to the Middle Stone Age (also the Mesolithic period or the Mesolithic age), a prehistoric… • Mesolithic n. Short for the Mesolithic period. |
| MICROLITES | • microlites n. Plural of microlite. • MICROLITE n. a rare mineral of resinous luster and high specific gravity, a tantalate of calcium. |
| MOBILITIES | • mobilities n. Plural of mobility. • MOBILITY n. the ability to move. |
| MODALITIES | • modalities n. Plural of modality. • MODALITY n. the state of being modal. |
| MOLALITIES | • molalities n. Plural of molality. • MOLALITY n. the number of moles of solute per litre of solvent, also MOLARITY. |
| MOLARITIES | • molarities n. Plural of molarity. • MOLARITY n. the number of moles of solute per litre of solvent, also MOLALITY. |
| MORALITIES | • moralities n. Plural of morality. • MORALITY n. conformity to the rules of right conduct. |
| MOTILITIES | • motilities n. Plural of motility. • MOTILITY n. the ability to move, also MOTIVITY. |
| MYLONITISE | • MYLONITISE v. to turn into mylonite, a hard, streaky, often granular rock produced by crushing, also MYLONITIZE. |
| OPTIMALISE | • optimalise v. Alternative form of optimalize. • OPTIMALISE v. to bring to the most desirable or most efficient state, also OPTIMALIZE. |
| POLEMICIST | • polemicist n. A person who writes polemics. • polemicist n. A person who puts forward controversial views. • POLEMICIST n. one who engages in polemics, also POLEMIST. |