| DIMORPHISMS | • dimorphisms n. Plural of dimorphism. • DIMORPHISM n. the state of existing or occurring in two distinct forms in the same plant or species. |
| HOMOSPORIES | • HOMOSPORY n. having spores all of one kind. |
| HYPEROSMIAS | • HYPEROSMIA n. an abnormally acute sense of smell. |
| HYPOCORISMS | • hypocorisms n. Plural of hypocorism. • HYPOCORISM n. the use of a pet name or nickname, also HYPOCORISMA. |
| ISOMORPHISM | • isomorphism n. Similarity of form. • isomorphism n. A one-to-one correspondence. • ISOMORPHISM n. similarity in shape or structure in unrelated forms. |
| ISOMORPHOUS | • isomorphous adj. Of, relating to, or exhibiting isomorphism. • ISOMORPHOUS adj. similar in form. |
| MATRONSHIPS | • matronships n. Plural of matronship. • MATRONSHIP n. the state of being a matron. |
| MENTORSHIPS | • mentorships n. Plural of mentorship. • MENTORSHIP n. the office of mentor. |
| MESOSPHERIC | • mesospheric adj. Of or pertaining to the mesosphere. • MESOSPHERIC adj. relating to the mesosphere. |
| MISWORSHIPS | • misworships v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misworship. • MISWORSHIP v. to worship in a false way. |
| MORPHINISMS | • MORPHINISM n. a morbid condition produced by the excessive or prolonged use of morphine. |
| OARSMANSHIP | • oarsmanship n. The skill of rowing a boat. • OARSMANSHIP n. the craft of rowing with oars. |
| ORTHOPRISMS | • ORTHOPRISM n. in monoclinic crystals, a form consisting of two faces parallel to the orthodiagonal. |
| PHOSPHORISM | • phosphorism n. Chronic phosphorus poisoning. • PHOSPHORISM n. (obsolete) chronic phosphorus poisoning. |
| PREMONISHES | • premonishes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of premonish. • PREMONISH v. to warn beforehand. |
| PROPHETISMS | • prophetisms n. Plural of prophetism. • PROPHETISM n. the actions of a prophet or prophets. |
| ROMPISHNESS | • rompishness n. The quality of being rompish. • ROMPISHNESS n. the state of being rompish. |
| SEISMOGRAPH | • seismograph n. An instrument that automatically detects and records the intensity, direction and duration of earthquakes… • SEISMOGRAPH n. an instrument for recording earthquakes. |
| STASIMORPHY | • stasimorphy n. Any deviation from the normal form of a bodily organ due to arrested development. • STASIMORPHY n. structural modification by arrested development. |
| SYMPOSIARCH | • symposiarch n. (Historical, Ancient Greece) The master of a feast. • SYMPOSIARCH n. the master, director, etc. of a feast or conference. |