| ACTOMYOSINS | • actomyosins n. Plural of actomyosin. • ACTOMYOSIN n. a protein found in skeletal muscle. |
| MASTODYNIAS | • mastodynias n. Plural of mastodynia. • MASTODYNIA n. pain in the breasts. |
| MISOGYNISTS | • misogynists n. Plural of misogynist. • MISOGYNIST n. one who hates women. |
| MONOGYNISTS | • MONOGYNIST n. one who practises monogyny, having only one wife at a time. |
| MONOSTYLOUS | • monostylous adj. (Botany) Having a single style. • MONOSTYLOUS adj. having only one style. |
| MONSTROSITY | • monstrosity n. An organism showing abnormal development or deformity. • monstrosity n. A monstrous person, thing, or act. • monstrosity n. The state of being monstrous. |
| MONSTROUSLY | • monstrously adv. In a monstrous manner. • MONSTROUS adv. huge, like a monster, also MONSTRUOUS. |
| MYLONITISES | • MYLONITISE v. to turn into mylonite, a hard, streaky, often granular rock produced by crushing, also MYLONITIZE. |
| NEMATOCYSTS | • nematocysts n. Plural of nematocyst. • NEMATOCYST n. an older name for a cnidoblast, a stinging cell in e.g. jellyfish. |
| NONSYSTEMIC | • nonsystemic adj. Not systemic. • NONSYSTEMIC adj. not systemic. |
| POLYSEMANTS | • polysemants n. Plural of polysemant. • POLYSEMANT n. a word with many meanings. |
| SEISMONASTY | • seismonasty n. A nastic response to touch or vibration. • SEISMONASTY n. response to mechanical shock. |
| SPORTSMANLY | • sportsmanly adj. Befitting a sportsman; being or demonstrating the conduct expected of players of sport. • SPORTSMANLY adj. like a sportsman. |
| SYMPHONISTS | • symphonists n. Plural of symphonist. • SYMPHONIST n. a composer or (rarely) performer of symphonies. |
| SYNAPTOSOME | • synaptosome n. A structure containing vesicles and mitochondria of a synapse that is obtained when brain tissue is homogenized. • SYNAPTOSOME n. a nerve ending that is isolated from homogenized nerve tissue. |
| SYNDESMOTIC | • syndesmotic adj. Relating to syndesmosis. • SYNDESMOTIC adj. relating to syndesmosis, an articulation in which the contiguous surfaces of the bones are rough and are bound together by a ligament. |
| SYNONYMISTS | • synonymists n. Plural of synonymist. • SYNONYMIST n. a student of synonyms. |
| TOPONYMISTS | • toponymists n. Plural of toponymist. • TOPONYMIST n. one who studies toponymy, the study of place-names. |
| YESTERMORNS | • YESTERMORN n. yesterday morning. |