| DECRETALIST | • decretalist n. (Historical) A member of a 13th-century school of interpretation of canon law that emphasized the decretals… • DECRETALIST n. one who studies decretals, also DECRETIST. |
| NONSECRETOR | • nonsecretor n. That which is not a secretor. • NONSECRETOR n. an individual of blood group A, B, or AB who does not secrete the antigens characteristic of these blood groups. |
| OVERSECRETE | • oversecrete v. (Medicine) to secrete excessively. • over-secrete v. Alternative form of oversecrete. |
| SECRETAIRES | • secretaires n. Plural of secretaire. • SECRETAIRE n. (French) a writing desk. |
| SECRETARIAL | • secretarial adj. Pertaining to a secretary. • secretarial adj. Connected with a secretary’s work. • SECRETARIAL adj. like a secretary. |
| SECRETARIAT | • secretariat n. The office or department of a government secretary. • secretariat n. (Roman Catholicism) A kind of dicastery within the Roman Curia. • SECRETARIAT n. the office of secretary, also SECRETARIATE. |
| SECRETARIES | • secretaries n. Plural of secretary. • secretaries v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of secretary. • SECRETARY n. a person who types and deals with correspondence, and does general clerical and administrative work for a company or individual. |
| SECRETIONAL | • secretional adj. Relating to secretions. • SECRETIONAL adj. related to secretion. |
| SECRETIVELY | • secretively adv. In a secretive manner. • SECRETIVE adv. inclined to or fond of secrecy. |
| SECRETORIES | • secretories n. Plural of secretory. • SECRETORY n. a secretory vessel. |
| SUPERSECRET | • supersecret adj. Extremely secret or secretive. • SUPERSECRET n. a top secret. |
| ULTRASECRET | • ultrasecret adj. Extremely secret; of the utmost secrecy. • ULTRASECRET adj. extremely secret. |
| UNSECRETING | • unsecreting v. Present participle of unsecret. • UNSECRET v. (Shakespeare) to inform or make aware. |