| BUMMEST | • bummest adj. Superlative form of bum: most bum. • BUM adj. worthless. |
| MAUMETS | • maumets n. Plural of maumet. • MAUMET n. a puppet; a doll, also MAMMET, MAWMET, MOMMET. |
| METUMPS | • METUMP n. a tumpline, a strap placed across a man's forehead to assist him in carrying a pack on his back. |
| MULTUMS | • MULTUM n. (Latin) an extract of quassia licorice, fraudulently used by brewers in order to economize malt and hops. |
| MUTISMS | • mutisms n. Plural of mutism. • MUTISM n. the condition of being mute. |
| MUTUUMS | • mutuums n. Plural of mutuum. • MUTUUM n. (historical) a bailment consisting of goods for consumption, such as corn, coal etc., to be returned in goods of the same amount. |
| RUMMEST | • rummest adj. Superlative form of rum: most rum. • RUM adj. odd, droll. |
| STOMIUM | • stomium n. (Botany) The region of a sporangium where dehiscence takes place. • STOMIUM n. a pollen cell which splits open to scatter pollen. |
| STUMMED | • stummed v. Simple past tense and past participle of stum. • STUM v. to increase fermentation by adding grape juice. |
| STUMMEL | • stummel n. The bowl and stem of a smoker’s pipe. • STUMMEL n. (German) a bowl and adjacent part of a pipe. |
| SUMMATE | • summate v. To sum, add up; perform a summation. • summate v. To sum up, summarise. • SUMMATE v. to add together. |
| SUMMATS | • summats n. Plural of summat. • SUMMAT n. (dialect) something, somewhat. |
| SUMMIST | • summist n. One who sums up or writes a summary, especially a theological compendium. • SUMMIST n. a writer of summae; an epitomist. |
| SUMMITS | • summits n. Plural of summit. • Summits prop.n. Plural of Summit. • SUMMIT v. to take part in a summit conference. |
| TUMMIES | • tummies n. Plural of tummy. • TUMMY n. (colloquial) the stomach, also TUM. |