| EMPLASTRONS | • EMPLASTRON n. a medicated plaster, also EMPLASTRUM. |
| HELMSPERSON | • helmsperson n. (Uncommon) A helmsman or helmswoman. |
| JOURNALISMS | • journalisms n. Plural of journalism. • JOURNALISM n. the collection and editing of news for presentation through the media. |
| MONGRELISES | • mongrelises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of mongrelise. • MONGRELISE v. to make mongrel, also MONGRELIZE. |
| MONGRELISMS | • mongrelisms n. Plural of mongrelism. • MONGRELISM n. the state of being mongrel. |
| MONSTROUSLY | • monstrously adv. In a monstrous manner. • MONSTROUS adv. huge, like a monster, also MONSTRUOUS. |
| MORALISINGS | • moralisings n. Plural of moralising. • MORALISING n. the preaching of morality. |
| MORSELLINGS | • MORSELLING n. the act of dividing into morsels. |
| NEOREALISMS | • neorealisms n. Plural of neorealism. • NEOREALISM n. a modern form of realism in the arts and literature. |
| NEUROPLASMS | • neuroplasms n. Plural of neuroplasm. • NEUROPLASM n. the protoplasm of a nerve cell. |
| NORMALISERS | • normalisers n. Plural of normaliser. • NORMALISER n. one who normalises, also NORMALIZER. |
| PERSONALISM | • personalism n. The character of being personal. • personalism n. (Philosophy) A doctrine of subjective idealism that regards personality as the means of interpreting reality. • PERSONALISM n. the doctrine that humans possess spiritual freedom. |
| ROSEMALINGS | • ROSEMALING n. (Norwegian) the art of painting (wooden objects) with flower motifs; flower motifs, esp. painted on wood. |
| SOLEMNISERS | • solemnisers n. Plural of solemniser. • SOLEMNISER n. one who solemnises, also SOLEMNIZER. |
| SOLEMNIZERS | • solemnizers n. Plural of solemnizer. • SOLEMNIZER n. one who solemnizes, also SOLEMNISER. |
| SPORTSMANLY | • sportsmanly adj. Befitting a sportsman; being or demonstrating the conduct expected of players of sport. • SPORTSMANLY adj. like a sportsman. |
| UNSLUMBROUS | • unslumbrous adj. (Archaic, poetic) sleepless. • UNSLUMBROUS adj. not slumbrous. |