| CUPRAMMONIUMS | • cuprammoniums n. Plural of cuprammonium. • CUPRAMMONIUM n. a solution of cupric hydroxide in ammonia. |
| EPIGRAMMATISM | • epigrammatism n. The use of epigrams; epigrammatical character. • EPIGRAMMATISM n. the making of epigrams. |
| HEMIMORPHISMS | • hemimorphisms n. Plural of hemimorphism. • HEMIMORPHISM n. the state of being hemimorphic. |
| HOMEOMORPHISM | • homeomorphism n. (Topology) a continuous bijection from one topological space to another, with continuous inverse. • homeomorphism n. (Chemistry) a similarity in the crystal structure of unrelated compounds. • HOMEOMORPHISM n. one-to-one correspondence of two geometric figures that is continuous in both directions. |
| HOMOMORPHISMS | • homomorphisms n. Plural of homomorphism. • HOMOMORPHISM n. similarity of external form, appearance, or size. |
| MAMMAPLASTIES | • mammaplasties n. Plural of mammaplasty. • MAMMAPLASTY n. the surgical reconstruction of the breast. |
| MAMMOGRAPHIES | • mammographies n. Plural of mammography. • MAMMOGRAPHY n. an X-ray of the breast. |
| MAMMOPLASTIES | • mammoplasties n. Plural of mammoplasty. • MAMMOPLASTY n. plastic surgery to change the shape of the breasts, as by the use of silicone implants, etc., also MAMMAPLASTY. |
| MESOMORPHISMS | • MESOMORPHISM n. the state of being mesomorphic. |
| METAMORPHISMS | • metamorphisms n. Plural of metamorphism. • METAMORPHISM n. the processes of recrystallization, textural and mineralogical change that take place in the solid state under conditions beyond those normally encountered during diagenesis. |
| METEMPIRICISM | • metempiricism n. The science that is concerned with metempirics. • METEMPIRICISM n. the study of metempiric ideas. |
| MISEMPLOYMENT | • misemployment n. Wrong or unsuitable employment; misuse. • MISEMPLOYMENT n. a wrong employment. |
| MISPROGRAMMED | • misprogrammed v. Simple past tense and past participle of misprogram. • MISPROGRAM v. to program incorrectly. |
| MONOMORPHISMS | • monomorphisms n. Plural of monomorphism. • MONOMORPHISM n. existence in one form only. |