| IMPRIMIS | • imprimis adv. In the first place (used to introduce a list of items or considerations). • IMPRIMIS adv. (Latin) in the first place: originally used to introduce the first of a number of articles in a list, such as a will, an inventory, etc. |
| METOPISM | • metopism n. The condition of having a persistent metopic or frontal suture. • METOPISM n. the condition of having a frontal suture. |
| MISDEMPT | • misdempt v. (Obsolete) simple past tense and past participle of misdeem. • MISDEEM v. to judge unfavourably. |
| MISSTAMP | • misstamp v. To stamp incorrectly. • misstamp n. A stamp applied incorrectly. • MISSTAMP v. to stamp wrongly. |
| OPIUMISM | • opiumism n. (Dated) opium addiction. • OPIUMISM n. opium addiction. |
| OPTIMISM | • optimism n. A tendency to expect the best, or at least, a favourable outcome. • optimism n. The doctrine that this world is the best of all possible worlds. • optimism n. The belief that good will eventually triumph over evil. |
| OPTIMUMS | • optimums n. Plural of optimum. • OPTIMUM n. (Latin) the most favourable point of any condition. |
| PESSIMUM | • pessimum n. A worst or lowest point. • PESSIMUM n. (Latin) a worst state, the opposite of optimum. |
| PLUMBISM | • plumbism n. (Medicine) A diseased condition, produced by the absorption of lead, common among workers in this metal… • PLUMBISM n. lead poisoning. |
| PREMIUMS | • premiums n. Plural of premium. • PREMIUM n. (Latin) a sum regularly payable for insurance. |
| PRIMMERS | • Primmers prop.n. Plural of Primmer. • PRIMMER n. a book that covers the basics of a subject, also PRIMER. |
| PRIMMEST | • primmest adj. Superlative form of prim: most prim. • PRIM adj. rigidly proper. |
| PSAMMITE | • psammite n. (Mineralogy) Any sandstone, but most often a metamorphosed rock unit with a dominantly sandstone protolith. • PSAMMITE n. a fine-grained rock. |
| PYGMYISM | • pygmyism n. Dwarfism. • PYGMYISM n. a stunted or dwarfish condition. |
| SIMPLISM | • simplism n. The trait of oversimplifying things by ignoring complexity and complications. • SIMPLISM n. affected simplicity. |
| SPAMMIER | • spammier adj. Comparative form of spammy: more spammy. • SPAMMY adj. bland, unexciting. |
| SPAMMIES | • SPAMMIE n. (dialect) a lovebite. |
| SPAMMING | • spamming v. Present participle of spam. • spamming n. (Internet) The act of sending unwanted electronic mail. • SPAMMING n. sending out electronic junk mail. |
| SPIMMERS | • spimmers n. Plural of spimmer. • SPIMMER n. a person who sends unsolicited commercial communications via an instant-messaging system. |
| SPIMMING | • spimming n. (Internet) The sending of spim. • SPIMMING n. the activity of sending unsolicited commercial communications via an instant-messaging system. |