| ASSUMPTIONS | • assumptions n. Plural of assumption. • ASSUMPTION n. the taking up of a person into heaven. |
| COMPASSINGS | • compassings n. Plural of compassing. • COMPASSING n. contrivance, design. |
| COMPASSIONS | • compassions n. Plural of compassion. • COMPASSION v. (archaic) to pity. |
| ENCOMPASSES | • encompasses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of encompass. • ENCOMPASS v. to surround. |
| IMPIOUSNESS | • impiousness n. Quality of being impious. • IMPIOUSNESS n. the state of being impious. |
| IMPRESSIONS | • impressions n. Plural of impression. • impressions v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of impression. • IMPRESSION n. a stamp, form, or figure resulting from physical contact. |
| MISPRISIONS | • misprisions n. Plural of misprision. • MISPRISION n. a wrongful act or omission; specifically a misdemeanour or failure of duty by a public official. |
| PANCOSMISMS | • PANCOSMISM n. the theory that the material universe is all that exists. |
| PANSOPHISMS | • PANSOPHISM n. the claim to know everything. |
| PERMISSIONS | • permissions n. Plural of permission. • PERMISSION n. the act of permitting. |
| PIANISSIMOS | • pianissimos n. Plural of pianissimo. • PIANISSIMO n. (Italian) a direction to execute a passage as softly as possible. |
| POMPOUSNESS | • pompousness n. The quality of being pompous. • POMPOUSNESS n. the state of being pompous. |
| ROMPISHNESS | • rompishness n. The quality of being rompish. • ROMPISHNESS n. the state of being rompish. |
| SPOONERISMS | • spoonerisms n. Plural of spoonerism. • SPOONERISM n. a transposition of initial sounds of spoken words, e.g. 'shoving leopard' for 'loving shepherd'. |
| SYMPHONISTS | • symphonists n. Plural of symphonist. • SYMPHONIST n. a composer or (rarely) performer of symphonies. |