| COMMUNALISTS | • communalists n. Plural of communalist. • COMMUNALIST n. an adherent of communalism. |
| LUMINOSITIES | • luminosities n. Plural of luminosity. • LUMINOSITY n. the state of being luminous. |
| MONOLOGUISTS | • monologuists n. Plural of monologuist. • MONOLOGUIST n. one who gives monologues, also MONOLOGIST. |
| MONTICULUSES | • MONTICULUS n. a little hill, also MONTICLE. |
| MULTISENSORY | • multisensory adj. Pertaining to the integration of information from different sensory modalities. • MULTISENSORY adj. relating to or involving several physiological senses. |
| MUSCULATIONS | • musculations n. Plural of musculation. • MUSCULATION n. muscular action; musculature. |
| NOUMENALISTS | • NOUMENALIST n. a believer in noumenalism. |
| PLUTONOMISTS | • plutonomists n. Plural of plutonomist. • PLUTONOMIST n. a student of plutonomy, political economy. |
| POSTLIMINOUS | • postliminous adj. Occurring afterward. • POSTLIMINOUS adj. being by way of a supplement or appendix, also POSTLIMINIOUS. |
| SIMULTANEOUS | • simultaneous adj. Happening at the same moment. • simultaneous adj. (Mathematics, of a set of equations) To be solved for the same values of variables. • SIMULTANEOUS adj. existing or occurring at the same time. |
| SOMNAMBULIST | • somnambulist n. A person who walks about in their sleep; a sleepwalker. • SOMNAMBULIST n. a sleepwalker, also SOMNAMBULE. |
| SOMNILOQUIST | • somniloquist n. A person who talks in his/her sleep. • SOMNILOQUIST n. one who talks in his sleep. |
| STIMULATIONS | • stimulations n. Plural of stimulation. • STIMULATION n. the act of stimulating. |
| STORMFULNESS | • stormfulness n. The quality of being stormful. • STORMFULNESS n. the state of being stormful, abounding with storms. |
| SUBLIMATIONS | • sublimations n. Plural of sublimation. • SUBLIMATION n. the process by which matter in the solid state passes directly to the gaseous state without first becoming liquid. |
| VOLUNTARISMS | • voluntarisms n. Plural of voluntarism. • VOLUNTARISM n. the philosophical doctrine that the will dominates the intellect. |