| BIBLIOTIST | • BIBLIOTIST n. one who practises bibliotics, the study of handwriting, documents, and writing materials. |
| DISUTILITY | • disutility n. Uselessness, a lack of utility. • disutility n. (Microeconomics) negative utility. • disutility n. (Philosophy) illbeing. |
| FUTILITIES | • futilities n. Plural of futility. • FUTILITY n. uselessness. |
| LATINITIES | • Latinities n. Plural of Latinity. • LATINITY n. a manner of writing or speaking Latin. |
| LEGITIMIST | • legitimist n. (Historical) A French royalist who believes that the King of France and Navarre must be chosen according… • legitimist n. A Carlist. • legitimist n. (By extension) Any proponent for the rule of a legitimate sovereign. |
| LITHISTIDS | • lithistids n. Plural of lithistid. • LITHISTID n. any of the Lithistida, hard stony sponges. |
| MILITARIST | • militarist n. One who believes in the use of military force. • MILITARIST n. a military man. |
| MISTITLING | • mistitling v. Present participle of mistitle. • MISTITLE v. to call by the wrong title. |
| MOTILITIES | • motilities n. Plural of motility. • MOTILITY n. the ability to move, also MOTIVITY. |
| TELICITIES | • telicities n. Plural of telicity. • TELICITY n. the quality of being telic, directed or tending toward a goal or purpose. |
| TONSILITIS | • tonsilitis n. (Medicine) Alternative spelling of tonsillitis. • TONSILITIS n. inflammation of the tonsils, also TONSILLITIS. |
| TRIALITIES | • trialities n. Plural of triality. • TRIALITY n. the body, soul and spirit in man. |
| TRIVIALIST | • trivialist n. (Logic) A proponent of trivialism, the metaphysical and logical theory that all propositions are true. • trivialist n. (Rare) One who is interested in trivia or trivialities; one who is familiar with the small details of… • TRIVIALIST n. a maker of trivial remarks etc. |
| VITALISTIC | • vitalistic adj. Of or pertaining to vitalism. • VITALISTIC adj. pertaining to vitalism. |
| VITALITIES | • vitalities n. Plural of vitality. • VITALITY n. exuberant physical strength or mental vigor. |