| COENURI | • coenuri n. Plural of coenurus. • COENURUS n. (Greek) a tapeworm larva, also COENURE. |
| ENURING | • enuring v. Present participle of enure. • ENURE v. to accustom or habituate to, also INURE. |
| PENURIES | • penuries n. Plural of penury. • PENURY n. extreme poverty. |
| TENURIAL | • tenurial adj. Of or pertaining to tenure. • TENURIAL adj. relating to tenure. |
| TENURING | • tenuring v. Present participle of tenure. • TENURE v. to grant a permanent position at a university to. |
| XENURINE | • xenurine n. Any armadillo of the former genus Xenurus (now Cabassous). • XENURINE n. any armadillo of the genus Xenurus. |
| PENURIOUS | • penurious adj. Miserly; excessively cheap. • penurious adj. Not bountiful; thin; scant. • penurious adj. Impoverished; wanting for money. |
| XENURINES | • xenurines n. Plural of xenurine. • XENURINE n. any armadillo of the genus Xenurus. |
| TENURIALLY | • tenurially adv. In a tenurial manner. • TENURIAL adv. relating to tenure. |
| PENURIOUSLY | • penuriously adv. In a penurious manner. • PENURIOUS adv. poor; mean. |
| ISOSTHENURIA | • isosthenuria n. The excretion of urine whose specific gravity (concentration) is neither greater nor less than that… • ISOSTHENURIA n. the inability to produce urine. |
| ISOSTHENURIAS | • ISOSTHENURIA n. the inability to produce urine. |
| PENURIOUSNESS | • penuriousness n. The quality of being penurious. • PENURIOUS n. poor; mean. |
| PENURIOUSNESSES | • PENURIOUSNESS n. PENURIOUS, poor; mean. |