| ALLOMERISMS | • ALLOMERISM n. similarity of crystalline structure in substances of different chemical composition. |
| AMARYLLISES | • amaryllises n. Plural of amaryllis. • AMARYLLIS n. (Greek) the belladonna lily, or any of several similar plants, also AMARYLLID. |
| BELLETRISMS | • BELLETRISM n. the writing of belles-lettres. |
| CHARMLESSLY | • charmlessly adv. In a charmless way; without charm. • CHARMLESS adv. without charm. |
| CHLORALISMS | • CHLORALISM n. a morbid condition of the system resulting from excessive use of chloral. |
| DREAMLESSLY | • dreamlessly adv. In a dreamless way; without dreams. • DREAMLESS adv. free from, or without, dreams. |
| GLAMOURLESS | • glamourless adj. Without glamour; unglamorous, mundane. • GLAMOURLESS adj. without glamour. |
| HUMORLESSLY | • humorlessly adv. In a humorless manner; lacking levity or humor. • HUMORLESS adv. (US) without humor, also HUMOURLESS. |
| LIBERALISMS | • liberalisms n. Plural of liberalism. • LIBERALISM n. the state of being liberal. |
| LITERALISMS | • literalisms n. Plural of literalism. • LITERALISM n. adherence to the explicit substance of an idea or expression. |
| LUMISTEROLS | • LUMISTEROL n. a steroid compound. |
| MARSHALLERS | • marshallers n. Plural of marshaller. • MARSHALLER n. one who marshals, also MARSHALER. |
| MERCILESSLY | • mercilessly adv. In a merciless manner. • MERCILESS adv. without mercy. |
| MILLSTREAMS | • millstreams n. Plural of millstream. • mill␣streams n. Plural of mill stream. • MILLSTREAM n. a stream whose flow is utilized to run a mill. |
| MIRTHLESSLY | • mirthlessly adv. In a mirthless manner; sadly. • MIRTHLESS adv. without mirth. |
| MORSELLINGS | • MORSELLING n. the act of dividing into morsels. |
| SLUMBERLESS | • slumberless adj. Without slumber; sleepless, unsleeping. • SLUMBERLESS adj. without slumber. |
| SLUMBROUSLY | • slumbrously adv. In a slumbrous manner. • SLUMBROUS adv. full of sleep, also SLUMBEROUS, SLUMBERY, SLUMBRY. |
| SMALLSWORDS | • smallswords n. Plural of smallsword. • SMALLSWORD n. a light sword used for thrusting only; esp. the sword worn by civilians of rank in the eighteenth century. |
| STALLMASTER | • STALLMASTER n. a master of horse. |