| SMIRKY | • smirky adj. Smirking, or as if smirking. • smirky adj. (Obsolete) Smart; spruce. • SMIRKY adj. given to smirking. |
| SKYRMION | • skyrmion n. (Physics) A topological soliton used in the mathematical modelling of baryons. • skyrmion n. (Physics) A magnetic particle which only contains one pole. • SKYRMION n. a mathematical model used to model baryons. |
| SMIRKILY | • smirkily adv. In a smirky manner. • SMIRKY adv. given to smirking. |
| IRKSOMELY | • irksomely adv. In an irksome manner; tediously. • IRKSOME adv. tending to irk. |
| SKYRMIONS | • skyrmions n. Plural of skyrmion. • SKYRMION n. a mathematical model used to model baryons. |
| MATRYOSHKI | • matryoshki n. Plural of matryoshka. • MATRYOSHKA n. (Russian) a hollow wooden doll, also MATRIOSHKA, MATROYSHKA. |
| SMIRKINGLY | • smirkingly adv. In a smirking manner. • SMIRKING adv. SMIRK, to smile in a smug manner, also SMERK. |
| KARYOGAMIES | • karyogamies n. Plural of karyogamy. • KARYOGAMY n. a process of fusion of the nuclei of two cells; the second step in syngamy. |
| KARYOPLASMIC | • karyoplasmic adj. Relating to, or composed of karyoplasm. • KARYOPLASMIC adj. of or like karyoplasm, nucleoplasm. |
| KYMOGRAPHIES | • kymographies n. Plural of kymography. • KYMOGRAPHY n. using a kymograph, an instrument for recording fluid pressure. |
| LOCKSMITHERY | • locksmithery n. The work of a locksmith. • LOCKSMITHERY n. the craft of the locksmith. |
| MARROWSKYING | • MARROWSKY v. to utter a spoonerism. |
| MERRYMAKINGS | • merrymakings n. Plural of merrymaking. • MERRYMAKING n. gay or festive activity. |
| POLICYMAKERS | • policymakers n. Plural of policymaker. • policy␣makers n. Plural of policy maker. • POLICYMAKER n. one who makes policy. |
| HOLIDAYMAKERS | • holidaymakers n. Plural of holidaymaker. • holiday-makers n. Plural of holiday-maker. • HOLIDAYMAKER n. someone on holiday. |
| KARYOMAPPINGS | • KARYOMAPPING n. a technique for determining whether an embryo has inherited a genetic defect by analysing DNA taken from it and its close relatives. |