| BARPERSONS | • barpersons n. Plural of barperson. • BARPERSON n. one who serves in a bar.
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| CAPARISONS | • caparisons n. Plural of caparison. • caparisons v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of caparison.
 • CAPARISON v. to adorn a horse.
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| DISPRISONS | • disprisons v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disprison. • DISPRISON v. to let loose from prison, to set at liberty.
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| ENCHEASONS | • encheasons n. Plural of encheason. • ENCHEASON n. (Spenser) a reason, cause.
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| ENCRIMSONS | • encrimsons v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of encrimson. • ENCRIMSON v. to colour crimson.
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| FREEMASONS | • freemasons n. Plural of freemason. • Freemasons n. Plural of Freemason.
 • FREEMASON n. in the Middle Ages, a stonemason of a superior grade.
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| LAYPERSONS | • laypersons n. Plural of layperson. • lay␣persons n. Plural of lay person.
 • LAYPERSON n. a member of the laity, the people as distinguished from some particular profession, usually the church.
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| LIVRAISONS | • livraisons n. Plural of livraison. • LIVRAISON n. (French) a part of a book or literary composition printed and delivered by itself.
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| NONPERSONS | • nonpersons n. Plural of nonperson. • NONPERSON n. someone without the rights of a person.
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| OFFSEASONS | • offseasons n. Plural of offseason. • off-seasons n. Plural of off-season.
 • OFFSEASON n. the season when there is no play, or no hunting.
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| OGANESSONS | • OGANESSON n. a highly radioactive element, of which only a few atoms have ever been produced. | 
| OUTREASONS | • outreasons v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outreason. • OUTREASON v. to surpass in reasoning.
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| PRESEASONS | • preseasons n. Plural of preseason. • PRESEASON n. the time before the advent of the season.
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| SAUCISSONS | • saucissons n. Plural of saucisson. • SAUCISSON n. (French) a long canvas tube filled with powder for use as a fuse, e.g. when firing a mine, also SAUCISSE.
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