| ALLOMORPHISMS | • allomorphisms n. Plural of allomorphism. • ALLOMORPHISM n. the state of being an allomorph. |
| ELLIPSOGRAPHS | • ellipsographs n. Plural of ellipsograph. • ELLIPSOGRAPH n. an instrument for describing ellipses. |
| FOLLOWERSHIPS | • followerships n. Plural of followership. • FOLLOWERSHIP n. being a follower. |
| HALFSERIOUSLY | • HALFSERIOUSLY adv. in a partially joking way. |
| OSCILLOGRAPHS | • oscillographs n. Plural of oscillograph. • OSCILLOGRAPH n. an instrument for recording alternating current wave forms. |
| PHYLLOSPHERES | • phyllospheres n. Plural of phyllosphere. • PHYLLOSPHERE n. the surface of a leaf considered as a habitat, esp. for microorganisms. |
| SCHILLERISING | • schillerising v. Present participle of schillerise. • SCHILLERISE v. to give a bronze lustre to, also SCHILLERIZE. |
| SCHOLARLINESS | • scholarliness n. The state or condition of being scholarly. • SCHOLARLINESS n. the state of being scholarly. |
| SCHOOLGIRLISH | • schoolgirlish adj. Resembling or characteristic of a schoolgirl. • SCHOOLGIRLISH adj. like a schoolgirl. |
| SHELLCRACKERS | • shellcrackers n. Plural of shellcracker. • SHELLCRACKER n. a kind of sunfish, aka redear. |
| SPELLCHECKERS | • spellcheckers n. Plural of spellchecker. • spell-checkers n. Plural of spell-checker. • spell␣checkers n. Plural of spell checker. |
| STRANGLEHOLDS | • strangleholds n. Plural of stranglehold. • strangleholds v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of stranglehold. • STRANGLEHOLD n. an illegal wrestling hold by which one's opponent is choked. |
| SULPHUREOUSLY | • sulphureously adv. Archaic form of sulfurously. • SULPHUREOUS adv. pertaining to or like sulphur, also SULFUREOUS. |
| THRILLINGNESS | • thrillingness n. The quality of being thrilling. • THRILLINGNESS n. the state of being thrilling. |
| TORTOISESHELL | • tortoiseshell n. The horny, translucent, mottled covering of the carapace of the hawksbill turtle, used as a veneer etc. • tortoiseshell n. The hawksbill turtle. • tortoiseshell n. A domestic cat (Or a rabbit, guinea-pig, etc.) whose fur has black, brown and yellow markings. |