| RUSMAS | • RUSMA n. (Turkish) a depilatory made of orpiment and quicklime, used by the Turks. |
| ALISMAS | • alismas n. Plural of alisma. • ALISMA n. (Greek) a plant of the water-plantain genus. |
| MIASMAS | • miasmas n. Plural of miasma. • MIASMA n. (Greek) a noxious vapor, also MIASM. |
| PLASMAS | • plasmas n. Plural of plasma. • PLASMA n. (Greek) the liquid part of the blood, also PLASM. |
| CHIASMAS | • chiasmas n. Plural of chiasma. • CHIASMA n. (Greek) a connection formed during meiosis, also CHIASM. |
| MELISMAS | • melismas n. Plural of melisma. • MELISMA n. (Greek) melodic embellishment. |
| SCHISMAS | • schismas n. Plural of schisma. • SCHISMA n. (Greek) in music, an interval equal to half the difference between twelve perfect fifths and seven octaves. |
| CATHISMAS | • cathismas n. Plural of cathisma. • CATHISMA n. (Greek) a short hymn used as a response. |
| CHARISMAS | • charismas n. Plural of charisma. • CHARISMA n. (Greek) a special magnetic appeal, also CHARISM. |
| CHLOASMAS | • chloasmas n. Plural of chloasma. • CHLOASMA n. (Greek) a skin discoloration. |
| COPROSMAS | • coprosmas n. Plural of coprosma. • COPROSMA n. an Australian evergreen shrub or small tree with glossy, leathery leaves and egg-shaped white or orange berries. |
| PLATYSMAS | • platysmas n. Plural of platysma. • PLATYSMA n. (Greek) a broad sheet of muscle in the neck. |
| MYCOPLASMAS | • mycoplasmas n. Plural of mycoplasma. • MYCOPLASMA n. a member of the Mycoplasma, a variety of pathogenic agents apparently neither viruses not true bacteria. |
| TOXOPLASMAS | • toxoplasmas n. Plural of toxoplasma. • TOXOPLASMA n. a genus of microorganisms causing infections in domestic cats and humans. |
| HYPOCORISMAS | • HYPOCORISMA n. the use of a pet name or nickname, also HYPOCORISM. |
| PHYTOPLASMAS | • phytoplasmas n. Plural of phytoplasma. |
| PLASMODESMAS | • plasmodesmas n. Plural of plasmodesma. • PLASMODESMA n. a strand of living cytoplasm connecting two cells, also PLASMODESM. |