| FISSILITY | • fissility n. The quality of being fissile (in any sense). • fissility n. (Geology) The property of mudstones to split along layers, more or less parallel to the plane of bedding… • FISSILITY n. the ability to be split. |
| HISSINGLY | • hissingly adv. While hissing; in a hissing fashion. • HISSING adv. making a hiss. |
| HYLICISMS | • HYLICISM n. materialism, also HYLISM. |
| HYLICISTS | • hylicists n. Plural of hylicist. • HYLICIST n. one who holds the doctrine of hylism, materialism, also HYLIST, HYLOIST. |
| IDYLLISTS | • idyllists n. Plural of idyllist. • IDYLLIST n. a writer of idyls, also IDYLIST. |
| INSULSITY | • insulsity n. (Obsolete) insipidity; stupidity; dullness. • INSULSITY n. stupidity. |
| LIPOLYSIS | • lipolysis n. (Organic chemistry) The hydrolysis of lipids. • lipolysis n. (Biochemistry) The reverse of lipogenesis in which stored fat is broken down. • LIPOLYSIS n. the disintegration of fat. |
| LYRICISES | • lyricises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of lyricise. • LYRICISE v. to write lyrics, also LYRICIZE. |
| LYRICISMS | • lyricisms n. Plural of lyricism. • LYRICISM n. the quality of being lyrics, also LYRISM. |
| LYRICISTS | • lyricists n. Plural of lyricist. • LYRICIST n. one who writes words for songs. |
| MISSILERY | • missilery n. The science of missiles. • MISSILERY n. missiles collectively, also MISSILRY. |
| MISSINGLY | • missingly adv. (Obsolete) With a sense of loss. • MISSINGLY adv. (Shakespeare) with a sense of loss. |
| SESSILITY | • sessility n. The condition of being sessile. • SESSILITY n. the quality of being sessile. |
| SICKISHLY | • sickishly adv. In a sickish manner. • SICKISH adv. somewhat sick. |
| STYLISING | • stylising v. Present participle of stylise. • STYLISE v. to make conventional, also STYLIZE. |
| STYLISTIC | • stylistic adj. Of or pertaining to style, especially to linguistic or literary style. • STYLISTIC adj. relating to style. |
| STYLITISM | • STYLITISM n. the practice of being a stylite. |
| SWINISHLY | • swinishly adv. In a swinish manner. • SWINISH adv. resembling or befitting swine. |
| SYPHILISE | • syphilise v. Alternative form of syphilize. • SYPHILISE v. to inoculate or infect with syphilis, also SYPHILIZE. |