| CENTURIONS | • centurions n. Plural of centurion. • CENTURION n. (Latin) the leader of a Roman century, one hundred men. |
| CONNATURES | • connatures n. Plural of connature. • CONNATURE n. participation in a common nature or character. |
| CONTINUERS | • continuers n. Plural of continuer. • CONTINUER n. one who continues. |
| ENCOUNTERS | • encounters n. Plural of encounter. • encounters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of encounter. • ENCOUNTER v. to meet. |
| INFORTUNES | • infortunes n. Plural of infortune. • INFORTUNE n. misfortune. |
| NEURATIONS | • neurations n. Plural of neuration. • NEURATION n. the arrangement of nerves and veins, esp. those of leaves, also NERVATION, NERVATURE. |
| NONHUNTERS | • nonhunters n. Plural of nonhunter. • NONHUNTER n. one who does not hunt. |
| OUTRUNNERS | • outrunners n. Plural of outrunner. • OUTRUNNER n. one who outruns. |
| QUERNSTONE | • quernstone n. Either of a pair of stones used for grinding material by hand. • QUERNSTONE n. a quern, a stone mill for grinding corn. |
| REUNIONIST | • reunionist n. One who supports reunion. • REUNIONIST n. a person in favour of reuniting the Anglican and Roman Catholic churches. |
| ROTUNDNESS | • rotundness n. The property of being rotund. fatness, largeness. • ROTUNDNESS n. the state of being rotund. |
| SHOTGUNNER | • shotgunner n. Someone who uses a shotgun. • SHOTGUNNER n. one who uses a shotgun. |
| TRUNCHEONS | • truncheons n. Plural of truncheon. • TRUNCHEON v. to strike with a truncheon. |
| TURNSTONES | • turnstones n. Plural of turnstone. • TURNSTONE n. any of various species of limicoline birds, allied to the plovers. |
| UNDERNOTES | • undernotes n. Plural of undernote. • UNDERNOTE v. to note below. |
| UNDERTONES | • undertones n. Plural of undertone. • undertones v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of undertone. • UNDERTONE n. a subdued tone of voice, sound, colour, etc. |
| UNFORTUNES | • unfortunes n. Plural of unfortune. • UNFORTUNE n. (archaic) ill-fortune. |