| IMPETICOSSES | • IMPETICOS v. (Shakespeare) a word of doubtful meaning, perhaps to impocket. |
| MISOPROSTOLS | Sorry, definition not available. |
| MISPOSITIONS | • mispositions v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misposition. • MISPOSITION v. to position wrongly. |
| MONOPSONISTS | • monopsonists n. Plural of monopsonist. • MONOPSONIST n. a participant in a monopsony. |
| PASTORALISMS | • pastoralisms n. Plural of pastoralism. • PASTORALISM n. pastoral character, fashion, cult or mode of writing. |
| POLYMASTISMS | • POLYMASTISM n. the presence of supernumerary breasts or nipples, also POLYMASTIA, POLYMASTY. |
| POSTMISTRESS | • postmistress n. A female postmaster. • POSTMISTRESS n. a woman who is a postmaster. |
| POSTSCENIUMS | • POSTSCENIUM n. the part of the stage behind the scenery. |
| POSTSTIMULUS | • poststimulus adj. Following a stimulus. • POSTSTIMULUS adj. following on a stimulus. |
| PRESTISSIMOS | • PRESTISSIMO n. a musical passage to be played as quickly as possible. |
| PROSELYTISMS | • proselytisms n. Plural of proselytism. • PROSELYTISM n. conversion. |
| SCYPHISTOMAS | • scyphistomas n. Plural of scyphistoma. • SCYPHISTOMA n. the fixed polypoid stage in the life cycle of a scyphozoan, which reproduces asexually by budding or strobilation. |
| SPASMOLYTICS | • spasmolytics n. Plural of spasmolytic. • SPASMOLYTIC n. a spasmolytic drug. |
| SPINSTERDOMS | • SPINSTERDOM n. the state of being a spinster, also SPINSTERHOOD, SPINSTERSHIP. |
| SUBOPTIMISES | • SUBOPTIMISE v. to optimize to an inferior degree, also SUBOPTIMIZE. |
| SUBSUMPTIONS | • subsumptions n. Plural of subsumption. • SUBSUMPTION n. the minor premise of a syllogism. |
| THEOSOPHISMS | • THEOSOPHISM n. theosophical tenets. |