| CECUTIENCIES | • CECUTIENCY n. a tendency to blindness. |
| CONSECUTIONS | • consecutions n. Plural of consecution. • CONSECUTION n. the logical sequence or progression of an argument. |
| CUTINISATION | • cutinisation n. Alternative form of cutinization. • CUTINISATION n. the formation of cutin, also CUTINIZATION. |
| CUTINIZATION | • cutinization n. (Botany) The conversion of cell walls into a material that repels water, as in cork. • CUTINIZATION n. the formation of cutin, also CUTINISATION. |
| ELOCUTIONARY | • elocutionary adj. Of or pertaining to elocution or to public speaking; rhetorical. • ELOCUTIONARY adj. relating to elocution. |
| ELOCUTIONIST | • elocutionist n. Someone who practices or teaches elocution. • ELOCUTIONIST n. a person trained or expert in or practising elocution. |
| ENDOCUTICLES | • endocuticles n. Plural of endocuticle. • ENDOCUTICLE n. the inner layer of the cuticle of an insect. |
| EPICUTICULAR | • epicuticular adj. Relating to the epicuticle. • EPICUTICULAR adj. relating to the epicuticle. |
| EXECUTIONERS | • executioners n. Plural of executioner. • EXECUTIONER n. one who executes. |
| FLEXECUTIVES | • flexecutives n. Plural of flexecutive. • FLEXECUTIVE n. a professional whose use of information technology allows them to be flexible in where and when they work. |
| INEXECUTIONS | • INEXECUTION n. the fact or state of not being executed. |
| NONEXECUTIVE | • nonexecutive adj. Not executive; lacking executive authority. • nonexecutive n. One who is not an executive. • non-executive adj. Alternative form of nonexecutive. |
| PERLOCUTIONS | • perlocutions n. Plural of perlocution. • PERLOCUTION n. the effect produced when a particular word is uttered. |
| PERSECUTIONS | • persecutions n. Plural of persecution. • PERSECUTION n. the act of persecuting. |
| PROLOCUTIONS | • prolocutions n. Plural of prolocution. • PROLOCUTION n. an introductory speech or saying. |
| PROSECUTIONS | • prosecutions n. Plural of prosecution. • PROSECUTION n. the act of prosecuting. |