| BICONCAVE | • biconcave adj. (Optics, anatomy) Having both sides concave. • BICONCAVE adj. concave on both sides. |
| CONCAUSES | • concauses n. Plural of concause. • CONCAUSE n. a cooperating cause. |
| CONCAVELY | • concavely adv. In a concave manner. • CONCAVE adv. curved inward. |
| CONCAVING | • concaving v. Present participle of concave. • CONCAVE v. to curve inward. |
| CONCAVITY | • concavity n. (Uncountable) The state of being concave. • concavity n. (Countable) A concave structure or surface. • CONCAVITY n. the state of being concave. |
| JONCANOES | • JONCANOE n. a boisterous West Indian dance, also JUNKANOO. |
| MOONCAKES | • mooncakes n. Plural of mooncake. • moon-cakes n. Plural of moon-cake (alternative form of mooncakes). • moon␣cakes n. Plural of moon cake (alternative form of mooncakes). |
| NONCAKING | • noncaking adj. Not caking. • NONCAKING adj. not caking. |
| NONCAMPUS | • noncampus adj. Not of or pertaining to a campus. • NONCAMPUS adj. not on campus. |
| NONCAREER | • noncareer adj. Not of or pertaining to a career; nonoccupational. • NONCAREER adj. not related to a career. |
| NONCASUAL | • noncasual adj. Not casual. • NONCASUAL adj. not casual. |
| NONCAUSAL | • noncausal adj. Not causal. • NONCAUSAL adj. not causal. |
| RONCADORS | • roncadors n. Plural of roncador. • RONCADOR n. (Spanish) a name for various fishes of the maigre family. |