| AUTOLYSINS | • autolysins n. Plural of autolysin. • AUTOLYSIN n. any agent that produces autolysis. |
| HYPOCAUSTS | • hypocausts n. Plural of hypocaust. • HYPOCAUST n. an ancient air chamber or series of chambers for heating rooms. |
| LUSTROUSLY | • lustrously adv. In a lustrous manner, glossily. • LUSTROUS adv. reflecting light evenly and efficiently. |
| MYSTAGOGUS | • mystagogus n. (Archaic) A mystagogue. • MYSTAGOGUS n. one who teaches mystical doctrines or one who initiates others into religious cults, also MYSTAGOG, MYSTAGOGUE. |
| MYSTERIOUS | • mysterious adj. Of unknown origin. • mysterious adj. Having unknown qualities. • mysterious adj. Difficult to understand. |
| PUSSYFOOTS | • pussyfoots v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pussyfoot. • PUSSYFOOT v. to tread softly or lightly to avoid being noticed; to act cautiously or noncommittally. |
| ROYSTEROUS | • roysterous adj. Obsolete form of roisterous. • ROYSTEROUS adj. blustering, boisterous, also ROISTEROUS. |
| SABULOSITY | • sabulosity n. The characteristic of being sabulous; sandiness; grittiness. • SABULOSITY n. grittiness, sandiness. |
| SENSUOSITY | • sensuosity n. Sensuousness. • SENSUOSITY n. the state of being sensuous. |
| SPURIOSITY | • spuriosity n. (Rare) Spuriousness. • spuriosity n. (Rare) That which is spurious; something false or illegitimate. • SPURIOSITY n. the state of being spurious. |
| SQUAMOSITY | • squamosity n. The quality of being squamose. • SQUAMOSITY n. scaliness. |
| STUDIOUSLY | • studiously adv. In a studious manner. • STUDIOUS adv. given to study. |
| SUBSOCIETY | • subsociety n. A society making up part of a larger society. • SUBSOCIETY n. a subdivision of a society. |
| SUBSULTORY | • subsultory adj. Bounding; leaping; moving by sudden leaps or starts. • SUBSULTORY adj. moving by sudden leaps or starts; twitching, also SUBSULTIVE. |
| SYNANTHOUS | • synanthous adj. (Botany) Having the flowers and leaves appearing at the same time. • SYNANTHOUS adj. synanthic, flowering and leafing simultaneously. |
| SYNTHRONUS | • synthronus n. A bishop’s throne. • SYNTHRONUS n. the seat of a bishop and his presbyters, behind the altar. |
| YOUNGSTERS | • youngsters n. Plural of youngster. • YOUNGSTER n. a young person. |