| ALLOCUTIONS | • allocutions n. Plural of allocution. • ALLOCUTION n. a formal speech or address, esp. one that exhorts. |
| COLLOCUTORS | • collocutors n. Plural of collocutor. • COLLOCUTOR n. one of the speakers in a dialogue. |
| COLLOCUTORY | • collocutory adj. Relating to colloquy; conversational. • COLLOCUTORY adj. of the nature of conversation or dialogue. |
| ILLOCUTIONS | • illocutions n. Plural of illocution. • ILLOCUTION n. an act which is performed by a speaker actually speaking the words, as an order or a promise. |
| LOCULAMENTS | • loculaments n. Plural of loculament. • LOCULAMENT n. the cell of a pericarp in which the seed is lodged. |
| LOCULATIONS | • loculations n. Plural of loculation. • LOCULATION n. the state of being locular. |
| LOCULICIDAL | • loculicidal adj. (Botany) dehiscent through the middle of the back of each cell; said of capsules. • LOCULICIDAL adj. dehiscing along the back of the carpel. |
| LOCUTIONARY | • locutionary adj. Relating to, or characteristic of locution. • LOCUTIONARY adj. of or relating to an utterance. |
| PERLOCUTION | • perlocution n. (Linguistics) The effect the terms used by a speaker can have on another speaker and their emotions and responses. • PERLOCUTION n. the effect produced when a particular word is uttered. |
| PROLOCUTION | • prolocution n. (Obsolete) An introductory speech. • prolocution n. (Obsolete) Speaking on behalf of others. • PROLOCUTION n. an introductory speech or saying. |
| PROLOCUTORS | • prolocutors n. Plural of prolocutor. • PROLOCUTOR n. a presiding officer; a chairman, esp. of the lower house of Convocation. |
| PROLOCUTRIX | • prolocutrix n. (Obsolete) A female prolocutor; a spokeswoman. • PROLOCUTRIX n. a spokesman, a chairwoman, esp. of the lower house of Convocation. |