| DUXES | • duxes n. Plural of dux. • DUX n. a leader. |
| LUXES | • luxes n. Plural of lux. • luxes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of lux. • LUX v. to clean with a vacuum cleaner. |
| MUXES | • muxes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of mux. • muxes n. Plural of mux. • muxes n. Plural of muxe. |
| TUXES | • tuxes n. Plural of tux. • TUX n. (short for) tuxedo, a dinner jacket. |
| BRUXES | • bruxes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of brux. • BRUX v. to grind teeth together. |
| CRUXES | • cruxes n. Plural of crux. • CRUX n. (Latin) a basic or decisive point. |
| FLUXES | • fluxes n. Plural of flux. • fluxes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of flux. • FLUX v. to melt, also FLIX. |
| LINUXES | • Linuxes prop.n. Plural of Linux. • LINUX n. (tradename) a nonproprietary computer operating system for personal computers. |
| AFFLUXES | • affluxes n. Plural of afflux. • AFFLUX n. a flowing towards or together, also AFFLUXION. |
| EFFLUXES | • effluxes n. Plural of efflux. • EFFLUX n. the act of flowing out, or issuing forth. |
| INFLUXES | • influxes n. Plural of influx. • INFLUX n. a flowing in, also INFLUXION. |
| REFLUXES | • refluxes n. Plural of reflux. • REFLUX v. to cause to flow back. |
| CONFLUXES | • confluxes n. Plural of conflux. • CONFLUX n. a flowing together of streams. |
| DIAZEUXES | • DIAZEUXIS n. in Greek music, the separation of two tetrachords by a whole tone. |
| EPIZEUXES | • epizeuxes n. Plural of epizeuxis. • EPIZEUXIS n. the immediate repetition of a word for emphasis. |
| MICROLUXES | • microluxes n. Plural of microlux. • MICROLUX n. a unit of illumination. |
| MILLILUXES | • MILLILUX n. a unit of illumination, one thousandth of a lux. |
| SUPERFLUXES | • superfluxes n. Plural of superflux. • SUPERFLUX n. (Shakespeare) superfluity. |
| MERVEILLEUXES | • MERVEILLEUX n. (French) a fashion extremist. |