| ALIGNMENTS | • alignments n. Plural of alignment. • ALIGNMENT n. the action of aligning, also ALINEMENT. |
| ALINEMENTS | • alinements n. Plural of alinement. • ALINEMENT n. the action of alining, also ALIGNMENT. |
| ANTIMONYLS | • antimonyls n. Plural of antimonyl. • ANTIMONYL n. a substance containing the monovalent group antimony oxide. |
| ELIMINANTS | • eliminants n. Plural of eliminant. • ELIMINANT n. an agent causing elimination of waste or abnormal matter. |
| ELOINMENTS | • ELOINMENT n. the act of eloining, conveying to a distance. |
| ENLISTMENT | • enlistment n. The act of enlisting. • ENLISTMENT n. the act or enlisting, or the state of being enlisted. |
| FULMINANTS | • fulminants n. Plural of fulminant. • FULMINANT n. a thunderbolt; an explosive. |
| INSOULMENT | • INSOULMENT n. the act of animating with a soul, also ENSOULMENT. |
| INSTALMENT | • instalment n. (Australia, Britain, Canada) Alternative spelling of installment. • INSTALMENT n. one of a series of partial payments, also INSTALLMENT. |
| INSTILMENT | • instilment n. The act of instilling; instillation. • INSTILMENT n. the act of instilling. |
| INSULTMENT | • insultment n. (Obsolete) Insolent treatment; insult. • INSULTMENT n. (Shakespeare) insult. |
| LAMENTINGS | • lamentings n. Plural of lamenting. • LAMENTING n. the act of lamenting. |
| LAMINGTONS | • lamingtons n. Plural of lamington. • LAMINGTON n. (Australian) a piece of sponge cake, coated in chocolate and coconut. |
| LINEAMENTS | • lineaments n. Plural of lineament. • LINEAMENT n. a distinctive feature or characteristic. |
| MALIGNANTS | • malignants n. Plural of malignant. • MALIGNANT n. a supporter of the royalist cause during the English civil war. |
| MELATONINS | • melatonins n. Plural of melatonin. • MELATONIN n. a hormone secreted by the pineal gland during the hours of darkness. |
| MONTHLINGS | • monthlings n. Plural of monthling. • MONTHLING n. (archaic) a month-old child. |
| NOMINALIST | • nominalist n. An adherent of any of the various kinds of nominalism. • NOMINALIST n. one of a sect of philosophers in the Middle Ages, who adopted the opinion of Roscelin, that general conceptions, or universals, exist in name only. |
| SIGNALMENT | • signalment n. The act of signalling, or of signalizing. • signalment n. A description based on specific traits. • SIGNALMENT n. the act of signaling. |
| UNMANLIEST | • unmanliest adj. Superlative form of unmanly: most unmanly. • UNMANLY adj. not manly. |