| CARILLONNEURS | • carillonneurs n. Plural of carillonneur. • CARILLONNEUR n. (French) one who plays a carillon, also CARILLONIST. |
| FARNARKELINGS | • FARNARKELING n. wasting time, messing about. |
| INERRABLENESS | • inerrableness n. Exemption from error; infallibility. • INERRABLENESS n. the state of being inerrable, incapable of erring. |
| INTERPERSONAL | • interpersonal adj. Between two or more people. • INTERPERSONAL adj. relating to relations between persons. |
| INTRAPERSONAL | • intrapersonal adj. Within the mind of an individual person. • INTRAPERSONAL adj. occurring within the individual mind or self. |
| LINGONBERRIES | • lingonberries n. Plural of lingonberry. • LINGONBERRY n. the cowberry or red whortleberry, esp. as used in Scandinavian cookery, also LINGBERRY. |
| LIRIODENDRONS | • liriodendrons n. Plural of liriodendron. • LIRIODENDRON n. the tulip tree. |
| NONLIBRARIANS | • nonlibrarians n. Plural of nonlibrarian. • NONLIBRARIAN n. one who is not a librarian. |
| NONREVERSIBLE | • nonreversible adj. Not reversible; irreversible. • NONREVERSIBLE adj. not reversible. |
| NORADRENALINS | • noradrenalins n. Plural of noradrenalin. • NORADRENALIN n. a neurotransmitter hormone related to adrenalin, produced by the adrenal glands, also NORADRENALINE. |
| NORTHERLINESS | • northerliness n. The quality of being northerly. • NORTHERLINESS n. the state of being northerly. |
| RENORMALISING | • renormalising v. Present participle of renormalise. • RENORMALISE v. to subject to or calculate using renormalisation, also RENORMALIZE. |
| RETRANSLATING | • retranslating v. Present participle of retranslate. • RETRANSLATE v. to translate (a translation) into another language. |
| RETRANSLATION | • retranslation n. Translation again or anew. • RETRANSLATION n. the act of retranslating. |
| RIPSNORTINGLY | • RIPSNORTING adv. fast and furious, like a ripsnorter. |
| SENSORINEURAL | • sensorineural adj. (Anatomy) Of or pertaining to the sensory nerves. • SENSORINEURAL adj. pertaining to the neural aspects of sensory perception. |