| ANCIENTNESS | • ancientness n. The state or quality of being ancient. • ANCIENTNESS n. the quality of being ancient. |
| INSTANTNESS | • instantness n. Quality of being instant. • INSTANTNESS n. the state of being instant. |
| INTENSENESS | • intenseness n. The characteristic of being intense; intensity. • INTENSENESS n. the state of being intense. |
| NANISATIONS | • NANISATION n. artificial dwarfing, also NANIZATION. |
| NONHISTONES | • nonhistones n. Plural of nonhistone. |
| NOTHINGNESS | • nothingness n. The state of nonexistence; the condition of being nothing. • nothingness n. A void; an emptiness. • nothingness n. The quality of inconsequentiality; the lack of significance. |
| PENSIONNATS | • PENSIONNAT n. (French) a boarding-school. |
| SENTENCINGS | • sentencings n. Plural of sentencing. • SENTENCING n. the act of declaring judicially the extent of punishment to be imposed. |
| SONNETISING | • sonnetising v. Present participle of sonnetise. • SONNETISE v. to compose sonnets, also SONNETIZE. |
| SUNTANNINGS | • SUNTANNING n. the act of tanning by the sun. |
| SYNTONISING | • syntonising v. Present participle of syntonise. • SYNTONISE v. to adjust to agree in frequency, also SYNTONIZE. |
| TENNESSINES | • TENNESSINE n. a highly radioactive element, of which only a few atoms have ever been produced. |
| TINNINESSES | • TINNINESS n. the state of being tinny. |
| TONNISHNESS | • TONNISHNESS n. the state of being tonnish, modish, also TONISHNESS. |