| BILINGUALISMS | • bilingualisms n. Plural of bilingualism. • BILINGUALISM n. the ability to speak two languages. |
| CUNNILINGUSES | • cunnilinguses n. Plural of cunnilingus. • CUNNILINGUS n. oral stimulation of the clitoris or vulva, also CUNNILINCTUS. |
| DENTILINGUALS | • dentilinguals n. Plural of dentilingual. • DENTILINGUAL n. a dentilingual sound. |
| ETHNOLINGUIST | • ethnolinguist n. A scholar of ethnolinguistics; a linguistic anthropologist who studies the language of a specific ethnic group. • ETHNOLINGUIST n. one who studies the relationship between language and cultural behaviour. |
| LINGUISTICIAN | • linguistician n. (Rare) A linguist. • LINGUISTICIAN n. a linguist. |
| MONOLINGUISTS | • monolinguists n. Plural of monolinguist. • MONOLINGUIST n. a monoglot. |
| MULTILINGUIST | • multilinguist n. A speaker of multiple languages; a polyglot. • MULTILINGUIST n. a speaker of many languages. |
| NEUROLINGUIST | • neurolinguist n. One who studies neurolinguistics. • NEUROLINGUIST n. a practitioner of neurolinguistics, the branch of linguistics which deals with the processing and storage of language in the brain. |
| NONLINGUISTIC | • nonlinguistic adj. Not linguistic. • NONLINGUISTIC adj. not linguistic. |
| QUADRILINGUAL | • quadrilingual adj. Involving four languages. • quadrilingual adj. Of a text, written in four languages. • quadrilingual adj. Of a person, able to speak four languages. |
| SOCIOLINGUIST | • sociolinguist n. A person who studies sociolinguistics. • SOCIOLINGUIST n. one who studies sociolinguistics. |
| TRILINGUALISM | • trilingualism n. The condition of being trilingual; the ability to speak three languages. • TRILINGUALISM n. the state of being trilingual. |
| UNILINGUALISM | • unilingualism n. Condition of being able to speak only a single language. • UNILINGUALISM n. the state of being unilingual. |
| UNILINGUALIST | • UNILINGUALIST n. a supporter of unilingualism. |