| ALLEGIANCES | • allegiances n. Plural of allegiance. • ALLEGIANCE n. the obligation of a feudal vassal to his liege lord. |
| BRILLIANCES | • brilliances n. Plural of brilliance. • BRILLIANCE n. the state of being brilliant, also BRILLIANCY. |
| COMPLIANCES | • compliances n. Plural of compliance. • COMPLIANCE n. the act of complying, also COMPLIANCY. |
| COVARIANCES | • covariances n. Plural of covariance. • COVARIANCE n. the property of varying concomitantly. |
| FIANCAILLES | • FIANCAILLES n. (French) betrothal. |
| FIANCHETTOS | • fianchettos v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of fianchetto. • FIANCHETTO n. (Italian) in chess, the development of bishop on the N2 diagonal. |
| INSOUCIANCE | • insouciance n. Carelessness, heedlessness, indifference, or casual unconcern. • insouciance n. Nonchalance. • INSOUCIANCE n. lighthearted unconcern, nonchalance. |
| INVARIANCES | • invariances n. Plural of invariance. • INVARIANCE n. the state of being invariant, also INVARIANCY. |
| IRRADIANCES | • irradiances n. Plural of irradiance. • IRRADIANCE n. the act of irradiating, also IRRADIANCY. |
| LUXURIANCES | • luxuriances n. Plural of luxuriance. • LUXURIANCE n. the state of being luxuriant, also LUXURIANCY. |
| MESALLIANCE | • mésalliance n. Marriage with a person of inferior social position. • MESALLIANCE n. (French) a marriage with a person thought to be of inferior social position; an unsuitable union. |
| MISALLIANCE | • misalliance n. An unsuitable alliance, especially an unsuitable marriage. • MISALLIANCE n. an improper alliance. |
| PHYSICIANCY | • physiciancy n. The office or employment of a physician. • PHYSICIANCY n. the post or office of physician. |
| SUBALLIANCE | • suballiance n. A subset of an alliance. • SUBALLIANCE n. a subordinate alliance. |
| SUPPLIANCES | • suppliances n. Plural of suppliance. • SUPPLIANCE n. (Shakespeare) supplying. |
| VICARIANCES | • vicariances n. Plural of vicariance. • VICARIANCE n. fragmentation of the environment, e.g. by plate tectonic splitting, as opposed to dispersal as a mechanism for biological evolution. |