| MULTICAMPUSES | Sorry, definition not available. |
| MULTICUSPIDS | • multicuspids n. Plural of multicuspid. • MULTICUSPID n. a multicuspid tooth. |
| MULTIPURPOSES | Sorry, definition not available. |
| POSTSTIMULUS | • poststimulus adj. Following a stimulus. • POSTSTIMULUS adj. following on a stimulus. |
| PROMISCUOUSLY | • promiscuously adv. In a promiscuous manner. • PROMISCUOUS adv. composed of all sorts of persons or things. |
| PUSILLANIMOUS | • pusillanimous adj. Showing ignoble cowardice, or contemptible timidity. • PUSILLANIMOUS adj. lacking courage, timid. |
| PUSILLANIMOUSLY | • pusillanimously adv. In a pusillanimous manner. • PUSILLANIMOUS adv. lacking courage, timid. |
| SCEUOPHYLACIUMS | • SCEUOPHYLACIUM n. a sacristy. |
| SCRUMPTIOUSLY | • scrumptiously adv. In a scrumptious manner. • SCRUMPTIOUS adv. delightful, delicious. |
| SUBMULTIPLES | • submultiples n. Plural of submultiple. • SUBMULTIPLE n. a quantity that divides into another exactly. |
| SULPHONIUMS | • sulphoniums n. Plural of sulphonium. • SULPHONIUM n. the positively charged group SH3, its salts or derivatives, also SULFONIUM. |
| SUPERMASCULINE | • supermasculine adj. Having, or pertaining to, exaggeratedly masculine traits. • SUPERMASCULINE adj. extremely masculine. |
| SUPERNATURALISM | • supernaturalism n. The quality or condition of being supernatural. • supernaturalism n. A belief in the doctrine of supernatural or divine agency as manifested in the world, in human events… • SUPERNATURALISM n. the state of being supernatural. |
| SUPERSTIMULATE | • superstimulate v. (Transitive) To stimulate to a great degree. • SUPERSTIMULATE v. to stimulate beyond a normal level. |
| SUPERSTIMULATED | • superstimulated v. Simple past tense and past participle of superstimulate. • SUPERSTIMULATE v. to stimulate beyond a normal level. |
| SUPERSTIMULATES | • superstimulates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of superstimulate. • SUPERSTIMULATE v. to stimulate beyond a normal level. |
| UNNILSEPTIUMS | • UNNILSEPTIUM n. a former name of the transuranic element bohrium. |