| ALTISSIMO | • altissimo n. (Music) The highest register of a woodwind instrument, or a specific note in this register. • ALTISSIMO adj. (Italian) very high. • ALTISSIMO n. the octave commencing an octave above the treble clef. |
| FLIMSIEST | • flimsiest adj. Superlative form of flimsy: most flimsy. • FLIMSY adj. lacking strength. |
| HOMILISTS | • homilists n. Plural of homilist. • HOMILIST n. one who delivers a sermon. |
| LIMITLESS | • limitless adj. Without limits in extent, size, or quantity; boundless. • LIMITLESS adj. without limit. |
| LIMPSIEST | • LIMPSEY adj. lacking strength or vigour, also LIMPSY. |
| LUMINISTS | • luminists n. Plural of luminist. • LUMINIST n. a painter who uses the effects of light. |
| MISLIGHTS | • mislights v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of mislight. • mislights n. Plural of mislight. • MISLIGHT v. to lead astray by its light. |
| MISTITLES | • mistitles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of mistitle. • MISTITLE v. to call by the wrong title. |
| MISTRIALS | • mistrials n. Plural of mistrial. • MISTRIAL n. a trial made invalid because of some error in procedure. |
| SIMPLISTE | • SIMPLISTE n. (French) someone who tends to oversimplify. |
| SIMPLISTS | • simplists n. Plural of simplist. • SIMPLIST n. (archaic) one skilled in simples, or medicinal plants, also SIMPLER. |
| SLIMSIEST | • SLIMSY adj. flimsy, also SLIMPSY. |
| SPLITTISM | • splittism n. Political separatism, specifically the following of independent interests as opposed to central Communist… • SPLITTISM n. advocating the withdrawal of a group from a large centralized body. |
| STYLITISM | • STYLITISM n. the practice of being a stylite. |
| SUBLIMITS | • sublimits n. Plural of sublimit. • SUBLIMIT n. a limit within a limit. |
| TRIALISMS | • TRIALISM n. the doctrine of the existence of body, soul and spirit in man. |
| TROILISMS | • TROILISM n. sexual activity between three people (of two different sexes). |
| VITALISMS | • vitalisms n. Plural of vitalism. • VITALISM n. the philosophical doctrine that life processes are not entirely explicable, or bound, by scientific laws. |