| AMPHICTYONIES | • amphictyonies n. Plural of amphictyony. • AMPHICTYONY n. a group of states sharing common shrine (e.g. the Greek states sharing Delphi). |
| ANGELOPHANIES | • angelophanies n. Plural of angelophany. • ANGELOPHANY n. the manifestation of an angel to a human. |
| ASTROBOTANIES | • ASTROBOTANY n. the branch of botany that investigates the possibility that plants grow on other planets. |
| AUTOCHTHONIES | • autochthonies n. Plural of autochthony. • AUTOCHTHONY n. the state of being aboriginal. |
| DODECAPHONIES | • DODECAPHONY n. twelve-tone music, also DODECAPHONISM. |
| ETHNOBOTANIES | • ethnobotanies n. Plural of ethnobotany. • ETHNOBOTANY n. the plant lore of indigenous cultures. |
| HETEROPHONIES | • heterophonies n. Plural of heterophony. • HETEROPHONY n. an independent variation on a single melody by two or more voices. |
| HYSTEROGENIES | • HYSTEROGENY n. the generation of hysteria. |
| METALLOGENIES | • METALLOGENY n. the study of the origin and distribution of metal deposits. |
| PALEOBOTANIES | • paleobotanies n. Plural of paleobotany. • PALEOBOTANY n. the study of fossil plants, also PALAEOBOTANY. |
| PROTEROGYNIES | • PROTEROGYNY n. the development of female organs before male to avoid self-fertilization. |
| QUADRAPHONIES | • QUADRAPHONY n. a system of sound transmission using four speakers, also QUADRAPHONICS, QUADRIPHONICS, QUADROPHONICS, QUADROPHONY. |
| QUADROPHONIES | • QUADROPHONY n. a system of sound transmission using four speakers, also QUADRAPHONICS, QUADRAPHONY, QUADRIPHONICS, QUADROPHONICS. |
| SATANOPHANIES | • satanophanies n. Plural of satanophany. • SATANOPHANY n. an appearance of the devil. |
| SCRAPEPENNIES | • scrape-pennies n. Plural of scrape-penny. • SCRAPEPENNY n. (archaic) a miser, a skinflint. |
| STEREOPHONIES | • STEREOPHONY n. the reproduction of sound. |
| TURPENTINIEST | • TURPENTINY adj. like turpentine. |