| CHOMMIES | • chommies n. Plural of chommie. • CHOMMIE n. (South African) a friend. |
| HAMMOCKS | • hammocks n. Plural of hammock. • hammocks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hammock. • Hammocks prop.n. Plural of Hammock. |
| HOLMIUMS | • holmiums n. Plural of holmium. • HOLMIUM n. a metallic element. |
| HOMMOCKS | • hommocks n. Plural of hommock. • HOMMOCK n. (archaic) a ridge in an ice field, also HUMMOCK. |
| HOMMOSES | • HOMMOS n. (Turkish) a Middle Eastern hors d'oeuvre of pureed chickpea and sesame oil, also HOUMMOS, HOUMOUS, HOUMUS, HUMMUS, HUMOUSES. |
| HOMONYMS | • homonyms n. Plural of homonym. • HOMONYM n. a word similar in structure to another. |
| HUMMOCKS | • hummocks n. Plural of hummock. • HUMMOCK v. to form into small rounded hills. |
| MACHISMO | • machismo n. Exaggerated masculinity. • MACHISMO n. (Spanish) the quality of being macho, also MACHOISM. |
| MACHOISM | • machoism n. Machismo; exaggerated masculinity. • MACHOISM n. the quality of being macho, also MACHISMO. |
| MAMMOTHS | • mammoths n. Plural of mammoth. • MAMMOTH n. (Russian) an extinct elephant. |
| MICROHMS | • microhms n. Plural of microhm. • MICROHM n. a unit of electrical resistance, the millionth part of an ohm. |
| MISHMOSH | • mishmosh n. Alternative form of mishmash. • MISHMOSH n. a confused mixture, also MISHMASH. |
| MOSHAVIM | • moshavim n. Plural of moshav. • MOSHAV n. (Hebrew) a cooperative settlement of small farms in Israel. |
| MUSHROOM | • mushroom n. Any of the fleshy fruiting bodies of fungi typically produced above ground on soil or on their food… • mushroom n. A fungus producing such fruiting bodies. • mushroom n. Champignon or Agaricus bisporus, the mushroom species most commonly used in cooking. |
| SHAMOSIM | • SHAMOS n. (Yiddish) a minor official of a synagogue, also SHAMMES, SHAMAS, SHAMMAS, SHAMMASH, SHAMMOS. |
| THYMOMAS | • thymomas n. Plural of thymoma. • THYMOMA n. a tumour arising from thymus tissue. |
| WHOMMLES | • whommles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of whommle. • whommles n. Plural of whommle. • WHOMMLE v. to overturn; to throw into a state of disorder, also WHEMMLE, WHOMBLE, WHUMMLE. |