| FURNIMENTS | • furniments n. Plural of furniment. • FURNIMENT n. (Spenser) furnishing. |
| INNUMERATE | • innumerate adj. Lacking numeracy. • innumerate n. One who lacks numeracy skills. • INNUMERATE adj. marked by an ignorance of mathematics and the scientific approach. |
| INSTRUMENT | • instrument n. A device used to produce music. • instrument n. A means or agency for achieving an effect. • instrument n. A measuring or displaying device. |
| INUREMENTS | • inurements n. Plural of inurement. • INUREMENT n. use; practice, also ENUREMENT. |
| INURNMENTS | • inurnments n. Plural of inurnment. • INURNMENT n. the act of inurning, putting into an urn. |
| MINEHUNTER | • minehunter n. A naval vessel that actively detects and destroys individual mines. • MINEHUNTER n. a naval vessel that searches for mines by electronic means. |
| MUNITIONER | • munitioner n. (Military) A manufacturer of munitions; someone who manufactures munitions; a munitioneer. • MUNITIONER n. one who supplies munitions, also MUNITIONEER. |
| NUMERATING | • numerating v. Present participle of numerate. • NUMERATE v. to compute, calculate, also ENUMERATE. |
| NUMERATION | • numeration n. The act of counting or numbering; enumeration. • numeration n. Any system of giving names to numbers. • NUMERATION n. the act of counting or numbering. |
| NUTRIMENTS | • nutriments n. Plural of nutriment. • NUTRIMENT n. anything which nourishes. |
| REMOUNTING | • remounting v. Present participle of remount. • remounting n. The act of mounting something again. • REMOUNTING n. the act of mounting again. |
| TRIENNIUMS | • trienniums n. Plural of triennium. • TRIENNIUM n. (Latin) a period of three years. |
| UNDERNTIME | • UNDERNTIME n. (obsolete) the time of the midday meal, also UNDERTIME. |
| UNMERITING | • unmeriting adj. Not meriting; undeserving. • UNMERITING adj. undeserving. |
| UNMITERING | • unmitering v. Present participle of unmiter. • UNMITER v. to depose from the rank of bishop, also UNMITRE. |
| UNRULIMENT | • unruliment n. (Obsolete, nonce word) Unruliness. • UNRULIMENT n. (Spenser) unruliness. |