| CLIMATURES | • climatures n. Plural of climature. • CLIMATURE n. (Shakespeare) a region. |
| COFEATURES | • cofeatures n. Plural of cofeature. • cofeatures v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of cofeature. • COFEATURE v. to feature jointly. |
| CONNATURES | • connatures n. Plural of connature. • CONNATURE n. participation in a common nature or character. |
| CRENATURES | • crenatures n. Plural of crenature. • CRENATURE n. the state of being notched. |
| CURVATURES | • curvatures n. Plural of curvature. • CURVATURE n. a curving or bending. |
| DEFEATURES | • defeatures n. Plural of defeature. • DEFEATURE v. (archaic) to disfigure, also DISFEATURE. |
| DICTATURES | • dictatures n. Plural of dictature. • DICTATURE n. the office of a dictator. |
| DISNATURES | • DISNATURE v. to cause to be in an unnatural condition. |
| FOLIATURES | • FOLIATURE n. a cluster of foliage. |
| IMMATUREST | • immaturest adj. Superlative form of immature: most immature. • IMMATURE adj. not mature. |
| MINIATURES | • miniatures n. Plural of miniature. • MINIATURE v. to miniaturize. |
| NERVATURES | • nervatures n. Plural of nervature. • NERVATURE n. the arrangement of nerves and veins, esp. those of leaves, also NERVATION, NEURATION. |
| PLICATURES | • plicatures n. Plural of plicature. • PLICATURE n. the act of folding, also PLICATION. |
| PRELATURES | • prelatures n. Plural of prelature. • PRELATURE n. the office of prelate, a bishop or abbot of superior rank. |
| PREMATURES | • prematures n. Plural of premature. • PREMATURE n. a premature baby, also PREEMIE, PREM, PREMIE, PREMY. |
| SERRATURES | • serratures n. Plural of serrature. • SERRATURE n. a notching, like that between the teeth of a saw. |
| SIGNATURES | • signatures n. Plural of signature. • SIGNATURE n. a signing, a signed name. |
| STRIATURES | • striatures n. Plural of striature. • STRIATURE n. a stria, a streak. |
| TABLATURES | • tablatures n. Plural of tablature. • TABLATURE n. an old notation for lute music etc. |