| BOTTOMLESSNESS | • bottomlessness n. The state or quality of being bottomless. • BOTTOMLESSNESS n. the state of being bottomless. |
| FATHOMLESSNESS | • fathomlessness n. The state or condition of being fathomless. • FATHOMLESS n. incapable of being fathomed. |
| HISTOPLASMOSES | • histoplasmoses n. Plural of histoplasmosis. • HISTOPLASMOSIS n. a disease of animals and man due to infection by the fungal organism Histoplasma capsulatum. |
| HISTOPLASMOSIS | • histoplasmosis n. (Pathology) A lung disease caused by a fungus, Histoplasma capsulatum, often asymptomatic otherwise… • HISTOPLASMOSIS n. a disease of animals and man due to infection by the fungal organism Histoplasma capsulatum. |
| IMPOSSIBILISTS | • impossibilists n. Plural of impossibilist. • IMPOSSIBILIST n. one who believes in or advocates an impracticable policy. |
| MOTHERLESSNESS | • motherlessness n. The state or condition of being motherless (not having a (living) mother). • MOTHERLESSNESS n. the state of being motherless. |
| MOTIONLESSNESS | • motionlessness n. The property of being motionless. • MOTIONLESS n. without motion. |
| MOTIVELESSNESS | • motivelessness n. Absence of a motive. • MOTIVELESSNESS n. the state of being motiveless. |
| SANSCULOTTISMS | • sansculottisms n. Plural of sansculottism. • sans-culottisms n. Plural of sans-culottism. • SANSCULOTTISM n. the politics of the sansculotte. |
| SCHOLASTICISMS | • scholasticisms n. Plural of scholasticism. • Scholasticisms n. Plural of Scholasticism. • SCHOLASTICISM n. the aims, methods, and products of thought which constituted the main endeavour of the intellectual life of the Middle Ages. |
| SCHOOLMISTRESS | • schoolmistress n. A woman in charge of a school. • SCHOOLMISTRESS n. a female schoolmaster. |
| SEMASIOLOGISTS | • semasiologists n. Plural of semasiologist. • SEMASIOLOGIST n. a student of semasiology, the study of meaning. |
| STORMFULNESSES | • STORMFULNESS n. the state of being stormful, abounding with storms. |
| TOILSOMENESSES | • TOILSOMENESS n. the state of being toilsome. |