| DISMAYS | • dismays v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of dismay. • DISMAY v. to appall or alarm. |
| HYLISMS | • HYLISM n. materialism, also HYLICISM. |
| LYRISMS | • lyrisms n. Plural of lyrism. • LYRISM n. the quality of being lyrics, also LYRICISM. |
| MESSILY | • messily adv. In a messy manner; sloppily, shoddily. • MESSY adv. dirty or untidy. |
| MILSEYS | • MILSEY n. (Scots) a milk strainer. |
| MISKEYS | • miskeys v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of miskey. • MISKEY v. to key in date incorrectly. |
| MISLAYS | • mislays v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of mislay. • MISLAY v. to put in a forgotten place. |
| MISSAYS | • missays v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of missay. • MISSAY v. to say incorrectly. |
| MUSSILY | • mussily adv. In a mussy manner. • MUSSY adv. disarranged, rumpled. |
| MYCOSIS | • mycosis n. (Pathology) An infection caused by a fungus. • MYCOSIS n. a disease caused by a fungus. |
| MYIASES | • myiases n. Plural of myiasis. • MYIASIS n. infestation of human tissue by fly maggots, also MYASIS. |
| MYIASIS | • myiasis n. (Medicine) The infestation of a living vertebrate by maggots. • MYIASIS n. infestation of human tissue by fly maggots, also MYASIS. |
| MYOSINS | • myosins n. Plural of myosin. • MYOSIN n. a protein found in muscle tissue. |
| MYSTICS | • mystics n. Plural of mystic. • MYSTIC n. one who professes to have had mystical experiences. |
| SLIMPSY | • slimpsy adj. Alternative form of slimsy. • SLIMPSY adj. flimsy, also SLIMSY. |
| SMILEYS | • smileys n. Plural of smiley. • Smileys prop.n. Plural of Smiley. • SMILEY n. a set of characters representing a smiling face. |
| STYMIES | • stymies n. Plural of stymie. • stymies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of stymie. • STYMIE v. to thwart, stump, or obstruct, also STIMIE, STIMY, STYMY. |
| YOGISMS | • YOGISM n. the art of yogi. |
| ZYMOSIS | • zymosis n. A fermentation; hence, an analogous process by which an infectious disease is believed to be developed. • zymosis n. A zymotic disease. • ZYMOSIS n. (Greek) fermentation. |