| BURTHENSOME | • burthensome adj. Obsolete spelling of burdensome. • BURTHENSOME adj. heavy, oppressive, also BURDENOUS, BURDENSOME. |
| CENSORSHIPS | • censorships n. Plural of censorship. • CENSORSHIP n. the institution, system, or practice of censoring. |
| CENSORWARES | Sorry, definition not available. |
| ENSORCELING | • ensorceling v. Present participle of ensorcel. • ENSORCEL v. to bewitch, also ENSORCELL. |
| ENSORCELLED | • ensorcelled v. Simple past tense and past participle of ensorcell. • ENSORCEL v. to bewitch, also ENSORCELL. |
| ENSOULMENTS | • ensoulments n. Plural of ensoulment. • ENSOULMENT n. the act of animating with a soul, also INSOULMENT. |
| INCENSORIES | • incensories n. Plural of incensory. • INCENSORY n. the vessel in which incense is burned and offered, aka censer or thurible. |
| MICROSENSOR | • microsensor n. Any of several very small sensors that detect small amounts, or changes in a physical variable. |
| OSTENSORIES | • ostensories n. Plural of ostensory. • OSTENSORY n. a container for holding consecrated Communion wafers. |
| OSTENSORIUM | • ostensorium n. An ostensory, or monstrance. • OSTENSORIUM n. a monstrance (a receptacle for the Eucharist). |
| PHOTOSENSOR | • photosensor n. A photodetector. • PHOTOSENSOR n. a detector that is sensitive to electromagnetic radiation. |
| PRECENSORED | • precensored v. Simple past tense and past participle of precensor. • PRECENSOR v. to censor a publication or film before its release. |
| RECENSORING | • recensoring v. Present participle of recensor. • RECENSOR v. to censor again. |
| SENSORIALLY | • sensorially adv. With regard to the senses. • SENSORIAL adv. related to the sensorium. |
| SUSPENSOIDS | • suspensoids n. Plural of suspensoid. • SUSPENSOID n. a colloid dispersed with difficulty, yielding an unstable solution that cannot be reformed after coagulation. |
| SUSPENSORIA | • suspensoria n. Plural of suspensorium. • SUSPENSORIUM n. that which holds up a part, esp. the arrangement joining the lower jaw to the cranium in vertebrates below mammals. |