| ACCOUTERMENTS | • accouterments n. Plural of accouterment. • ACCOUTERMENT n. an accoutrement, also ACCOUSTREMENT, ACCOUTREMENT, ACCUSTREMENT. |
| ATTEMPERMENTS | • ATTEMPERMENT n. the act of attempering. |
| BELEAGUERMENT | • beleaguerment n. The fact or state of beleaguering; a state of blockade or siege. • BELEAGUERMENT n. the state of being beleaguered. |
| BEWILDERMENTS | • bewilderments n. Plural of bewilderment. • BEWILDERMENT n. the state of being bewildered. |
| DECIPHERMENTS | • decipherments n. Plural of decipherment. • DECIPHERMENT n. the act of deciphering. |
| DISINTERMENTS | • disinterments n. Plural of disinterment. • DISINTERMENT n. the act of disinterring. |
| DISMEMBERMENT | • dismemberment n. (Countable) The act of dismembering. • dismemberment n. (Uncountable) The state or condition of being dismembered. • dismemberment n. (Countable) Removal from membership; detachment from an organization, group, etc. |
| DISSEVERMENTS | • disseverments n. Plural of disseverment. • DISSEVERMENT n. the act of dissevering, also DISSEVERANCE, DISSEVERATION. |
| EMBITTERMENTS | • embitterments n. Plural of embitterment. • EMBITTERMENT n. the act of embittering. |
| ENCIPHERMENTS | • encipherments n. Plural of encipherment. • ENCIPHERMENT n. the act of enciphering. |
| ENCUMBERMENTS | • encumberments n. Plural of encumberment. • ENCUMBERMENT n. the act of encumbering; the state of being encumbered. |
| ENDANGERMENTS | • endangerments n. Plural of endangerment. • ENDANGERMENT n. the act of endangering. |
| ENGENDERMENTS | • ENGENDERMENT n. the act of engendering. |
| FERMENTATIONS | • fermentations n. Plural of fermentation. • FERMENTATION n. a chemical change with effervescence, as by the action of yeast. |
| FERMENTITIOUS | • fermentitious adj. Exhibiting or relating to fermentation. • FERMENTITIOUS adj. promoting fermentation. |
| HERMENEUTICAL | • hermeneutical adj. Of or pertaining to hermeneutics, the study or theory of the methodical interpretation of text, especially holy texts. • HERMENEUTICAL adj. interpretive or explanatory, also HERMENEUTIC. |
| HERMENEUTISTS | • hermeneutists n. Plural of hermeneutist. • HERMENEUTIST n. an exponent of hermeneutics, an interpreter. |