| CONJOINERS | • conjoiners n. Plural of conjoiner. • CONJOINER n. one who conjoins. |
| CONVERSION | • conversion n. The act of converting something or someone. • conversion n. (Computing) A software product converted from one platform to another. • conversion n. (Chemistry) A chemical reaction wherein a substrate is transformed into a product. |
| ENTROPIONS | • ENTROPION n. (Greek) the inversion or turning in of the border of the eyelids, also ENTROPIUM. |
| IRONSTONES | • ironstones n. Plural of ironstone. • IRONSTONE n. a hard, earthy ore of iron. |
| MONORHINES | • MONORHINE n. an animal that has one nasal orifice. |
| MOONSHINER | • moonshiner n. Someone who makes or distributes moonshine. • MOONSHINER n. a person engaged in illicit distilling, so called because the work is largely done at night. |
| NONJOINERS | • nonjoiners n. Plural of nonjoiner. • NONJOINER n. one who does not join. |
| NONRIOTERS | • nonrioters n. Plural of nonrioter. • NONRIOTER n. one who is not a rioter. |
| NONSERIOUS | • nonserious adj. Not serious. • NONSERIOUS adj. not serious. |
| NONSTEROID | • nonsteroid n. A substance that is not a steroid. • NONSTEROID n. a drug that is not a steroid. |
| NONSTORIES | • nonstories n. Plural of nonstory. • NONSTORY n. an insignificant news story. |
| NOTORNISES | • NOTORNIS n. (Greek) a domestic-fowl-like bird of New Zealand, aka takahe. |
| PONTONIERS | • pontoniers n. Plural of pontonier. • PONTONIER n. a builder of pontoon bridges, also PONTONEER, PONTONNIER, PONTOONER. |
| PRENOTIONS | • prenotions n. Plural of prenotion. • PRENOTION n. a notion which precedes something else in time. |
| PROPENSION | • propension n. (Archaic) Propensity. • PROPENSION n. (Shakespeare) inclination, propensity. |
| PROTENSION | • protension n. A drawing out; extension; stretching; duration. • PROTENSION n. duration. |
| RESONATION | • resonation n. The act or state of resonating. • RESONATION n. the act of resonating. |
| SEROTONINS | • serotonins n. Plural of serotonin. • SEROTONIN n. a compound occurring in the brain, acting as a neurotransmitter. |
| SNOOKERING | • snookering v. Present participle of snooker. • SNOOKER v. to thwart, obstruct. |