| MONOPSONIES | • monopsonies n. Plural of monopsony. • MONOPSONY n. a market condition with one buyer and many sellers. |
| MONOPSONIST | • monopsonist n. A single buyer who dominates a market. • MONOPSONIST n. a participant in a monopsony. |
| NONPROSSING | • nonprossing v. Present participle of nonpros. • non-prossing v. Present participle of non-pros. • NONPROS v. to enter judgement against a plaintiff. |
| NONRESPONSE | • nonresponse n. The absence of a response. • NONRESPONSE n. something that is not a response. |
| NONSUPPORTS | • nonsupports n. Plural of nonsupport. • NONSUPPORT n. a lack of support. |
| OPINIONISTS | • opinionists n. Plural of opinionist. • OPINIONIST n. one fond of his own notions, or unduly attached to his own opinions. |
| POSTTENSION | • posttension v. (Construction) To pour concrete first and then stretch the reinforcing strands within it by means of… • post-tension v. (Construction, engineering) To apply tension (to reinforcing tendons) after casting concrete. • POSTTENSION v. to apply tension to (reinforcing steel) after concrete has set. |
| PROPENSIONS | • propensions n. Plural of propension. • PROPENSION n. (Shakespeare) inclination, propensity. |
| PROTENSIONS | • protensions n. Plural of protension. • PROTENSION n. duration. |
| RESPONSIONS | • responsions n. Plural of responsion. • RESPONSIONS n. the first examination for BA degree at Oxford University. |
| SPHENODONTS | • sphenodonts n. Plural of sphenodont. • SPHENODONT n. a member of the Sphenodont group of lizards, to which the tuatara belongs. |
| SPONTANEOUS | • spontaneous adj. Self-generated; happening without any apparent external cause. • spontaneous adj. Done by one’s own free choice, or without planning. • spontaneous adj. Proceeding from natural feeling or native tendency without external or conscious constraint. |
| SYMPHONIONS | • symphonions n. Plural of symphonion. • SYMPHONION n. a combination of piano and harmonium. |
| TRANSPOSONS | • transposons n. Plural of transposon. • TRANSPOSON n. a sequence of DNA capable of moving to different sites in a chromosome. |