| COMMEMORATOR | • commemorator n. A person who commemorates something. • COMMEMORATOR n. one who commemorates. |
| ELECTROMOTOR | • electromotor n. (Physics) Any device that generates electricity. • electromotor n. (Physics) Any device that converts electricity into motion. • ELECTROMOTOR n. a device for applying electricity as a motive power. |
| MOSSTROOPERS | • mosstroopers n. Plural of mosstrooper. • moss-troopers n. Plural of moss-trooper. • MOSSTROOPER n. (historical) a 17th century border raider. |
| MOTHPROOFERS | • mothproofers n. Plural of mothproofer. • MOTHPROOFER n. a substance that keeps away moths. |
| MOTORBOATERS | • motorboaters n. Plural of motorboater. • MOTORBOATER n. one who drives a motorboat. |
| MOUTHBROODER | • mouthbrooder n. (Zoology) Any animal that cares for its offspring, either eggs or juveniles, by holding them in its… • MOUTHBROODER n. a cichlid fish that carries its young in its mouth for protection, also MOUTHBREEDER. |
| ORTHODROMIES | • ORTHODROMY n. the act or art of sailing on a great circle, also ORTHODROMICS. |
| OVERPROMOTED | • overpromoted v. Simple past tense and past participle of overpromote. • OVERPROMOTE v. to promote excessively. |
| OVERPROMOTES | • overpromotes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overpromote. • OVERPROMOTE v. to promote excessively. |
| PROMONTORIES | • promontories n. Plural of promontory. • PROMONTORY n. a high point of land or rock projecting into a body of water. |
| RODOMONTADER | • RODOMONTADER n. a braggart, a blusterer. |
| SENSORIMOTOR | • sensorimotor adj. (Biology) Of or pertaining to both sensory and motor activity. • SENSORIMOTOR adj. of, relating to, or functioning in both sensory and motor aspects of bodily activity. |
| THERMOMOTORS | • THERMOMOTOR n. an engine that produces force from the expansion of a heated fluid. |
| VISCEROMOTOR | • visceromotor adj. Relating to or controlling movement in the viscera, noting the sympathetic nerves innervating the viscera… • VISCEROMOTOR adj. relating to or controlling movements of the viscera. |