| ASSOILING | • assoiling v. Present participle of assoil. • ASSOIL v. to absolve, acquit. |
| COLISTINS | • colistins n. Plural of colistin. • COLISTIN n. a type of antibiotic. |
| DISLOIGNS | • DISLOIGN v. (Spenser) to put at a distance; to remove. |
| FISSIONAL | • fissional adj. Of or pertaining to fission. • FISSIONAL adj. relating to fission. |
| ILLISIONS | • illisions n. Plural of illision. • ILLISION n. the act of striking against something. |
| ILLUSIONS | • illusions n. Plural of illusion. • ILLUSION n. a false perception. |
| INOSITOLS | • inositols n. Plural of inositol. • INOSITOL n. an alcohol found in plant and animal tissue, also INOSITE. |
| ISOCLINES | • isoclines n. Plural of isocline. • ISOCLINE n. a cline with strata so tightly folded that they have the same dip. |
| LIONISERS | • lionisers n. Plural of lioniser. • LIONISER n. one who lionises, also LIONIZER. |
| MISSIONAL | • missional adj. Of or pertaining to a religious mission; missionary. • MISSIONAL adj. emphasising preaching of the gospel. |
| PSILOCINS | • PSILOCIN n. a hallucinogenic drug found in a Mexican mushroom. |
| SILICONES | • silicones n. Plural of silicone. • silicones n. (Informal, uncommon) Breasts that have been enhanced or reconstructed with silicone breast implants. • silicones v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of silicone. |
| SKILLIONS | • skillions n. Plural of skillion. • SKILLION n. (Australian) an outhouse or lean-to, esp. one with a sloping roof. |
| SOILINESS | • soiliness n. (Obsolete) dirtiness; uncleanliness. • SOILINESS n. stain; foulness. |
| STILLIONS | • stillions n. Plural of stillion. • Stillions prop.n. Plural of Stillion. • STILLION n. a cask stand, also STILLAGE, STILLING. |