| CAMESES | • cameses n. Plural of camese. • CAMESE n. (Arabic) a loose shirt or tunic, as worn by Arabs, also CAMISA, CAMISE, CAMISIA, KAMIS.
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| COSMESES | • cosmeses n. Plural of cosmesis. • COSMESIS n. cosmetic surgery.
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| EMESES | • emeses n. Plural of emesis. • EMESIS n. (Greek) the act of vomiting.
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| HAEMATEMESES | • haematemeses n. Plural of haematemesis. • HAEMATEMESIS n. vomiting of blood from the stomach, also HEMATEMESIS.
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| HEMATEMESES | • hematemeses n. Plural of hematemesis. • HEMATEMESIS n. vomiting of blood, esp. as the result of a bleeding ulcer, also HAEMATEMESIS.
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| HORMESES | • hormeses n. Plural of hormesis. • HORMESIS n. a phenomenon whereby substances that are toxic in large doses have a beneficial effect when absorbed in very small doses.
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| HYPEREMESES | • hyperemeses n. Plural of hyperemesis. • HYPEREMESIS n. excessive vomiting.
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| JAMESES | • Jameses prop.n. Plural of James. • JAMES n. a short crowbar.
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| KERMESES | • KERMES n. a red cochineal-like dye made from dried bodies of certain female insects of Mediterranean; the evergreen oak on which these insects feed. | 
| MESES | • meses n. Plural of mese. • MESE n. (Greek) in Greek music, the middle string of the lyre; its note.
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| MIMESES | • mimeses n. Plural of mimesis. • MIMESIS n. (Greek) imitation, esp. in literature and art or by an animal of its surroundings, etc.
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| NEMESES | • nemeses n. Plural of nemesis. • NEMESIS n. (Greek) retributive justice.
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| PARAMESES | • PARAMESE n. in Greek music, the string or tone above the mese. | 
| SIAMESES | • Siameses n. Plural of Siamese. • SIAMESE v. to join pipes in a way suggestive of Siamese twins, also SIAMEZE.
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| TMESES | • tmeses n. Plural of tmesis. • TMESIS n. (Greek) the splitting of a word with other words.
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