| FINESSINGS | • finessings n. Plural of finessing. • FINESSING n. the act of making a finesse. |
| GONENESSES | • gonenesses n. Plural of goneness. • GONENESS n. a state of exhaustion. |
| LESSENINGS | • lessenings n. Plural of lessening. • LESSENING n. the act of making less. |
| LESSONINGS | • lessonings n. Plural of lessoning. • LESSONING n. the act of teaching a lesson to. |
| LONGNESSES | • longnesses n. Plural of longness. • LONGNESS n. length. |
| MISSENSING | • MISSENSE v. to sense wrongly. |
| NIGHNESSES | • NIGHNESS n. (obsolete) nearness. |
| OGANESSONS | • OGANESSON n. a highly radioactive element, of which only a few atoms have ever been produced. |
| SAVINGNESS | • savingness n. The quality of being careful not to waste money; frugality; parsimony. • savingness n. Tendency to promote religious salvation. • SAVINGNESS n. frugality, parsimony. |
| SEASONINGS | • seasonings n. Plural of seasoning. • SEASONING n. the process or act by which anything is seasoned. |
| SINGLENESS | • singleness n. (Uncountable) The property of being single. • singleness n. (Countable) The result or product of being single. • SINGLENESS n. the state of being single. |
| SLANGINESS | • slanginess n. The state or condition of being slangy. • SLANGINESS n. the state of being slangy. |
| SNEESHINGS | • SNEESHING n. (Scots) snuff, also SNEESH, SNEESHAN, SNEESHIN. |
| SNUGNESSES | • snugnesses n. Plural of snugness. • SNUGNESS n. the state of being snug. |
| SPONGINESS | • sponginess n. The property of being spongy. • SPONGINESS n. the state of being spongy. |
| STINGINESS | • stinginess n. A lack of generosity. • STINGINESS n. the state of being stingy. |
| STRONGNESS | • strongness n. The state or condition of being strong; strength. • STRONGNESS n. the state of being strong. |
| SUNRISINGS | • sunrisings n. Plural of sunrising. • SUNRISING n. the rising or first appearance of the sun above the horizon, also SUNRISE. |
| SYNGENESES | • SYNGENESIS n. sexual reproduction. |
| SYNGENESIS | • syngenesis n. (Genetics) The genetic origin of an individual derived from material from both parents (by sexual reproduction). • syngenesis n. Descent from a common ancestor. • syngenesis n. (Historical, biology) The theory that the germ formed by the union of spermatozoon and ovum contains… |