| INUKSUIT | • inuksuit n. Plural of inukshuk. • INUKSUK n. (Inuit) a stone used by Inuit people to mark a location, also INUKSHUK. |
| MUTINOUS | • mutinous adj. Likely to commit mutiny. • mutinous adj. Of, pertaining to, or constituting mutiny. • MUTINOUS adj. disposed to mutiny. |
| NAUTILUS | • nautilus n. A marine mollusc, of the family Nautilidae native to the Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean, which has tentacles… • nautilus n. A kind of diving bell that sinks or rises by means of compressed air. • NAUTILUS n. (Greek) a spiral-shelled mollusk. |
| NINJUTSU | • ninjutsu n. (Martial arts) A Japanese martial art that is a collection of techniques originally practiced for Japanese… • NINJUTSU n. (Japanese) a martial art, teaching stealth and camouflage, also NINJITSU. |
| SUBTUNIC | • subtunic n. An undertunic. • SUBTUNIC n. a tunic worn under another tunic. |
| SUBUNITS | • subunits n. Plural of subunit. • SUBUNIT n. a unit that is part of a larger unit. |
| SUNSUITS | • sunsuits n. Plural of sunsuit. • SUNSUIT n. an outfit worn for sunbathing. |
| SUTURING | • suturing v. Present participle of suture. • SUTURE v. to unite by sewing. |
| TAUHINUS | • TAUHINU n. (Maori) a poplar tree. |
| TENUIOUS | • tenuious adj. (Archaic) Rare or subtle; tenuous. • TENUIOUS adj. thin, slender, insubstantial, also TENUOUS. |
| TUBULINS | • tubulins n. Plural of tubulin. • TUBULIN n. a globular protein. |
| UNIQUEST | • uniquest adj. Superlative form of unique: most unique. • UNIQUE adj. having no other of its kind. |
| UNITRUST | • unitrust n. (Finance) A form of trust established by a donor to provide an income stream to a beneficiary, as a… • UNITRUST n. a type of annuity trust. |
| UNQUIETS | • unquiets v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unquiet. • UNQUIET v. to disturb. |
| UNSUITED | • unsuited adj. Not suited to a specific purpose. • unsuited adj. Not compatible; mismatched. • unsuited adj. Not wearing a suit. |
| UNTRUISM | • untruism n. Something not true; a false statement. • UNTRUISM n. untrue platitude. |