| DYSTELEOLOGISTS | • dysteleologists n. Plural of dysteleologist. • DYSTELEOLOGIST n. a specialist in dysteleology, the study of functionless rudimentary organs in animals and plants. |
| HYPOGLOSSALS | • hypoglossals n. Plural of hypoglossal. • HYPOGLOSSAL n. the hypoglossal nerve. |
| POLYSYLLOGISMS | • polysyllogisms n. Plural of polysyllogism. • POLYSYLLOGISM n. a series of syllogisms where each is basis for next. |
| PROSYLLOGISMS | • prosyllogisms n. Plural of prosyllogism. • pro-syllogisms n. Plural of pro-syllogism. • PROSYLLOGISM n. a syllogism whose conclusion forms the premise of another. |
| SIGHTLESSLY | • sightlessly adv. In a sightless manner; blindly. • SIGHTLESS adv. blind. |
| SNOLLYGOSTERS | • snollygosters n. Plural of snollygoster. • SNOLLYGOSTER n. a shrewd unprincipled person, esp. a dishonest politician. |
| SONGLESSLY | • songlessly adv. Without a song. • SONGLESS adv. without songs. |
| SYLLOGISATIONS | • SYLLOGISATION n. the process of syllogising, also SYLLOGIZATION. |
| SYLLOGISERS | • syllogisers n. Plural of syllogiser. • SYLLOGISER n. one who reasons by syllogisms, also SYLLOGIZER. |
| SYLLOGISES | • syllogises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of syllogise. • SYLLOGISE v. to reason by syllogisms, also SYLLOGIZE. |
| SYLLOGISMS | • syllogisms n. Plural of syllogism. • SYLLOGISM n. an argument in which two premises lead to a logical conclusion. |
| SYLLOGISTICS | • SYLLOGISTICS n. the branch of logic concerned with syllogisms. |
| SYLLOGISTS | • syllogists n. Plural of syllogist. • SYLLOGIST n. one who reasons by syllogisms. |
| SYPHILOLOGISTS | • syphilologists n. Plural of syphilologist. • SYPHILOLOGIST n. a specialist in syphilology. |