| APPEACHMENTS | • appeachments n. Plural of appeachment. • APPEACHMENT n. (Shakespeare) the act of appeaching. |
| BEWITCHMENTS | • bewitchments n. Plural of bewitchment. • BEWITCHMENT n. the state of being bewitched. |
| DEBAUCHMENTS | • debauchments n. Plural of debauchment. • DEBAUCHMENT n. the act of debauching. |
| DEBOUCHMENTS | • debouchments n. Plural of debouchment. • DEBOUCHMENT n. the act of debouching. |
| EMBRANCHMENT | • embranchment n. A branching forth or off, as of trees, an arm of a river, a spur of a mountain, etc. • EMBRANCHMENT n. branching out. |
| ENCROACHMENT | • encroachment n. An entry into a place or area that was previously uncommon; an advance beyond former borders; intrusion; incursion. • encroachment n. An intrusion upon another’s possessions or rights; infringement. • encroachment n. That which is gained by such unlawful intrusion. |
| ENTRENCHMENT | • entrenchment n. The process of entrenching or something which entrenches. • entrenchment n. A fortification constructed of trenches. • ENTRENCHMENT n. the act of entrenching. |
| IMPEACHMENTS | • impeachments n. Plural of impeachment. • IMPEACHMENT n. the act of impeaching. |
| INTRENCHMENT | • intrenchment n. Archaic spelling of entrenchment. • INTRENCHMENT n. the act of intrenching. |
| MISMATCHMENT | • mismatchment n. Mismatching; a bad or unsuitable match. • MISMATCHMENT n. the act of mismatching. |
| PARCHMENTIER | • PARCHMENTY adj. like parchment. |
| PARCHMENTISE | • PARCHMENTISE v. to make like parchment, e.g. by treating with sulphuric acid, also PARCHMENTIZE. |
| PARCHMENTIZE | • parchmentize v. (Transitive) To convert to a parchment-like substance, especially by sulfuric acid. • PARCHMENTIZE v. to make like parchment, e.g. by treating with sulphuric acid, also PARCHMENTISE. |
| REATTACHMENT | • reattachment n. The act of reattaching; a second or subsequent attachment. • REATTACHMENT n. the act of reattaching. |
| RETRENCHMENT | • retrenchment n. A curtailment or reduction. • retrenchment n. (Military, dated) A defensive work constructed within a fortification to make it more defensible by… • RETRENCHMENT n. cutting down on; reduction in amount of. |