| DEGLUTITIONS | • deglutitions n. Plural of deglutition. • DEGLUTITION n. the power or act of swallowing. |
| ELOCUTIONIST | • elocutionist n. Someone who practices or teaches elocution. • ELOCUTIONIST n. a person trained or expert in or practising elocution. |
| ELUTRIATIONS | • elutriations n. Plural of elutriation. • ELUTRIATION n. the act of elutriating. |
| EVOLUTIONIST | • evolutionist n. A proponent or supporter of evolutionism. • EVOLUTIONIST n. one who believes in evolution. |
| GENTILITIOUS | • gentilitious adj. Synonym of gentilitial. • GENTILITIOUS adj. relating to a gens, also GENTILITIAL, GENTILITIAN. |
| ITACOLUMITES | • itacolumites n. Plural of itacolumite. • ITACOLUMITE n. a kind of sandstone, flexible when cut into thin slabs. |
| METICULOSITY | • meticulosity n. (Rare) Meticulousness; the state or quality of being meticulous. • METICULOSITY n. the state of being meticulous. |
| MULTIFOLIATE | • multifoliate adj. (Botany) Having many leaves. • MULTIFOLIATE adj. having many leaves. |
| MULTISTORIED | • multistoried adj. Multi-storey. • MULTISTORIED adj. having many storeys. |
| MULTISTORIES | • multistories n. Plural of multistory. • MULTISTORY n. a multistory car park. |
| MULTIVOLTINE | • multivoltine adj. (Biology) Having several broods or generations in a year. • multivoltine n. (Biology) A multivoltine organism. • MULTIVOLTINE adj. having several broods in one season. |
| NONUTILITIES | • nonutilities n. Plural of nonutility. • NONUTILITY n. a lack of utility. |
| RETICULATION | • reticulation n. A network of criss-crossing lines, strands, cables or pipes. • reticulation n. A method of copying a painting by the help of threads stretched across a frame. • RETICULATION n. a network or netlike structure. |
| SILHOUETTING | • silhouetting v. Present participle of silhouette. • SILHOUETTE v. to represent or show in silhouette. |
| SILHOUETTIST | • silhouettist n. A person who creates silhouettes. • SILHOUETTIST n. one who makes silhouettes. |
| TUMULOSITIES | • tumulosities n. Plural of tumulosity. • TUMULOSITY n. the state of being tumulose, full of small hills or mounds. |