| BISSONING | • BISSON v. (Shakespeare) to cause to be blind. |
| DISUNIONS | • disunions n. Plural of disunion. • DISUNION n. the state of being disunited. |
| ENVISIONS | • envisions v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of envision. • ENVISION v. to visualize, also ENVISAGE. |
| ESSOINING | • essoining v. Present participle of essoin. • ESSOIN v. to give an excuse for not appearing in court. |
| INCISIONS | • incisions n. Plural of incision. • INCISION n. the act of incising. |
| INFUSIONS | • infusions n. Plural of infusion. • INFUSION n. the act of infusing. |
| INHESIONS | • inhesions n. Plural of inhesion. • INHESION n. the state of being inherent, also INHERENCE, INHERENCY. |
| INSOMNIAS | • insomnias n. Plural of insomnia. • INSOMNIA n. chronic inability to sleep. |
| INUSTIONS | • inustions n. Plural of inustion. • INUSTION n. burning in. |
| INVASIONS | • invasions n. Plural of invasion. • INVASION n. the act of invading. |
| MISUNIONS | • misunions n. Plural of misunion. • MISUNION n. a bad union. |
| NIGROSINS | • nigrosins n. Plural of nigrosin. • NIGROSIN n. a blackish coal-tar colour dye, also NIGROSINE. |
| NOISENIKS | • noiseniks n. Plural of noisenik. • NOISENIK n. a rock musician who performs loud harsh music. |
| NOISINESS | • noisiness n. The quality or state of being noisy. • NOISINESS n. the state of being noisy. |
| NONCRISIS | • noncrisis n. A situation that is not a crisis. • NONCRISIS n. something that is not a crisis. |
| SAINFOINS | • sainfoins n. Plural of sainfoin. • SAINFOIN n. (French) a leguminous plant, used as fodder, also SAINTFOIN. |
| SINFONIAS | • sinfonias n. Plural of sinfonia. • SINFONIA n. (Italian) a symphony; a symphony orchestra. |
| UNIONISES | • unionises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unionise. • UNIONISE v. to form into a union, also UNIONIZE. |
| UNIONISMS | • unionisms n. Plural of unionism. • UNIONISM n. the principle of forming a union. |
| UNIONISTS | • unionists n. Plural of unionist. • UNIONIST n. one who believes in political union. |