| CONSERVATORIES | • conservatories n. Plural of conservatory. • CONSERVATORY n. a greenhouse for growing or displaying plants. |
| CONSIGNATORIES | • consignatories n. Plural of consignatory. • CONSIGNATORY n. a cosignatory, also COSIGNATORY. |
| CONTRIBUTORIES | • CONTRIBUTORY n. (obsolete) a person or thing that contributes, also CONTRIBUTARY. |
| DEAMBULATORIES | • deambulatories n. Plural of deambulatory. • DEAMBULATORY n. a place for walking around or about in. |
| DESQUAMATORIES | • DESQUAMATORY n. an obsolete surgical instrument once used for the desquamation of bones. |
| DISPENSATORIES | • dispensatories n. Plural of dispensatory. • DISPENSATORY n. a book listening the composition and appliation of various drugs. |
| ETHNOHISTORIES | • ethnohistories n. Plural of ethnohistory. • ETHNOHISTORY n. a study of the development of cultures. |
| LACHRYMATORIES | • lachrymatories n. Plural of lachrymatory. • LACHRYMATORY n. a narrow-necked vase; a tear-bottle. |
| MYRMECOCHORIES | • MYRMECOCHORY n. the dispersal of fruits and seeds by ants. |
| PERTURBATORIES | • PERTURBATORY n. something tending to perturb. |
| PRESERVATORIES | • preservatories n. Plural of preservatory. • PRESERVATORY n. something serving to preserve. |
| PROPITIATORIES | • PROPITIATORY n. the mercy seat. |
| PROTOHISTORIES | • protohistories n. Plural of protohistory. • PROTOHISTORY n. the study of human beings in the times that immediately antedate recorded history. |
| STERNUTATORIES | • sternutatories n. Plural of sternutatory. • STERNUTATORY n. a substance which causes sneezing, also STERNUTATIVE, STERNUTATOR. |
| SUBDIRECTORIES | • subdirectories n. Plural of subdirectory. |