| AUTOSAMPLERS | • autosamplers n. Plural of autosampler. |
| COMPULSITORS | • compulsitors n. Plural of compulsitor. • COMPULSITOR n. in Scots law, a means of compelling. |
| COMPUTERESES | • COMPUTERESE n. the jargon used by people who deal with computers. |
| COMPUTERISES | • computerises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of computerise. • COMPUTERISE v. to render suitable for a computer, also COMPUTERIZE. |
| COMPUTERISTS | • computerists n. Plural of computerist. • COMPUTERIST n. a person who uses or operates a computer. |
| COMPUTERLESS | • computerless adj. Without a computer. • COMPUTERLESS adj. without a computer. |
| OPPORTUNISMS | • opportunisms n. Plural of opportunism. • OPPORTUNISM n. the practice of regulating actions by favourable opportunities rather than consistent principles. |
| PITTOSPORUMS | • pittosporums n. Plural of pittosporum. • PITTOSPORUM n. any of numerous chiefly subtropical evergreen shrubs or small trees. |
| POSITRONIUMS | • positroniums n. Plural of positronium. • POSITRONIUM n. a positron and and an electron bound together in a short-lived unit, similar to a hydrogen atom. |
| POSTCONSUMER | • postconsumer adj. After use by a consumer. |
| PRESUMPTIONS | • presumptions n. Plural of presumption. • PRESUMPTION n. the act of presuming. |
| PRESUMPTUOUS | • presumptuous adj. Going beyond what is right, proper, or appropriate because of an excess of self-confidence or arrogance. • PRESUMPTUOUS adj. overstepping due bounds (as of propriety or courtesy). |
| REASSUMPTION | • reassumption n. Assumption again or anew. • REASSUMPTION n. the act of reassuming. |
| SCRIPTORIUMS | • scriptoriums n. Plural of scriptorium. • SCRIPTORIUM n. (Latin) a writing room, esp. of scribes in medieval monastery. |
| SUPERSTARDOM | • superstardom n. The status or position of a superstar. • SUPERSTARDOM n. being a superstar. |
| SUPPORTMENTS | • supportments n. Plural of supportment. • SUPPORTMENT n. support. |