| DISCIPLINERS | • discipliners n. Plural of discipliner. • DISCIPLINER n. one who disciplines. |
| IMPERIALISES | • imperialises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of imperialise. • IMPERIALISE v. to make imperial, also IMPERIALIZE. |
| IMPERIALISMS | • imperialisms n. Plural of imperialism. • IMPERIALISM n. the policy, practice or advocacy of extension of a nation's power or influence over other territories. |
| IMPERIALISTS | • imperialists n. Plural of imperialist. • Imperialists n. Plural of Imperialist. • IMPERIALIST n. a supporter of imperialism. |
| IMPRECISIONS | • imprecisions n. Plural of imprecision. • IMPRECISION n. lack of precision. |
| MINISTERSHIP | • ministership n. (Government) The position held by a minister. • MINISTERSHIP n. the office of minister. |
| PLEINAIRISMS | • PLEINAIRISM n. painting in the open air. |
| PLEINAIRISTS | • pleinairists n. Plural of pleinairist. • PLEINAIRIST n. one who practises pleinairism, painting in the open air. |
| PRECIOSITIES | • preciosities n. Plural of preciosity. • PRECIOSITY n. preciousness. |
| PRECISIANISM | • precisianism n. The quality or state of being a precisian; the practices of a precisian. • PRECISIANISM n. over-preciseness, formalism, also PRECISIONISM. |
| PRECISIANIST | • precisianist n. A precisian; a religious purist or Puritan. • PRECISIANIST n. a person excessively devoted to minute observance of rules, also PRECISIAN. |
| PRECISIONISM | • PRECISIONISM n. over-preciseness, formalism, also PRECISIANISM. |
| PRECISIONIST | • precisionist n. One who values precision. • precisionist n. Alternative form of precisianist: precisian; a religious purist or Puritan. • PRECISIONIST n. someone who insists on precision. |
| PRESIGNIFIES | • presignifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of presignify. • PRESIGNIFY v. to intimate or signify beforehand. |
| SEIGNIORSHIP | • seigniorship n. The role or status of seignior. • SEIGNIORSHIP n. the office of seignior. |
| SPHAIRISTIKE | • sphairistike n. (Sports, archaic) An early racquet sport that evolved into tennis. • SPHAIRISTIKE n. (Greek) a ball game that developed into lawn tennis. |
| SPHERICITIES | • sphericities n. Plural of sphericity. • SPHERICITY n. a descriptive term to describe how close a particle's shape is to a sphere. |
| SPIRITUALISE | • spiritualise v. Alternative form of spiritualize. • SPIRITUALISE v. to make spiritual, also SPIRITUALIZE. |
| SPURIOSITIES | • spuriosities n. Plural of spuriosity. • SPURIOSITY n. the state of being spurious. |