| CONCERTMEISTERS | • concertmeisters n. Plural of concertmeister. • CONCERTMEISTER n. the leader of the first violins of an orchestra and by custom usually the assistant to the conductor, also CONCERTMASTER. |
| CONCERTMISTRESS | • concertmistress n. (Music, US) A female concertmaster. • CONCERTMISTRESS n. the first violinist in an orchestra. |
| MISINTERPRETERS | • misinterpreters n. Plural of misinterpreter. • MISINTERPRETER n. one who misinterprets. |
| MISREGISTRATION | • misregistration n. Incorrect registration (in any sense). • MISREGISTRATION n. a wrong registration. |
| RADIOSTRONTIUMS | • radiostrontiums n. Plural of radiostrontium. • RADIOSTRONTIUM n. a radioactive isotope of strontium, esp. strontium-90. |
| REFORMATIONISTS | • REFORMATIONIST n. a supporter of reformation. |
| RESTORATIONISMS | • RESTORATIONISM n. the belief that after a purgation all sinners and angels will be restored to the favour of God, aka restitutionism. |
| RESTRICTIONISMS | • RESTRICTIONISM n. a policy or philosophy favoring restriction, as of trade or immigration. |
| SEMIRETIREMENTS | • semiretirements n. Plural of semiretirement. • SEMIRETIREMENT n. the state of being semiretired. |
| SEMITRANSPARENT | • semitransparent adj. Allowing some visibility but partially clouded or obscured; translucent. • semi-transparent adj. Alternative spelling of semitransparent. • SEMITRANSPARENT adj. imperfectly transparent. |
| TRANSFORMATIONS | • transformations n. Plural of transformation. • TRANSFORMATION n. an act, process, or instance of transforming or being transformed. |
| TRANSMIGRATIONS | • transmigrations n. Plural of transmigration. • TRANSMIGRATION n. passing from one body or place into another. |
| TRANSMISSOMETER | • transmissometer n. An optical instrument used to measure the transmission of light through a material; typically used to… • TRANSMISSOMETER n. an instrument for measuring transmission of light through a fluid. |
| ULTRAMODERNISTS | • ultramodernists n. Plural of ultramodernist. • ULTRAMODERNIST n. one who practises ultramodernism. |