| CASSOLETTES | • cassolettes n. Plural of cassolette. • CASSOLETTE n. (French) a perfume-box with perforated lid. |
| CONSOLEMENT | • consolement n. Consolation. • CONSOLEMENT n. the act of consoling. |
| ISOLECITHAL | • isolecithal adj. (Biology) Having an even distribution of yolk in the cytoplasm. • ISOLECITHAL adj. of the ova of mammals and some other vertebrates, having the yolk distributed evenly through the protoplasm. |
| ISOLEUCINES | • isoleucines n. Plural of isoleucine. • ISOLEUCINE n. an essential amino acid. |
| LEVAMISOLES | • levamisoles n. Plural of levamisole. |
| OBSOLESCENT | • obsolescent adj. In the process of becoming obsolete, but not obsolete yet. • OBSOLESCENT adj. not functional, but not reduced to a rudiment. |
| OBSOLESCING | • obsolescing v. Present participle of obsolesce. • OBSOLESCE v. to grow obsolescent. |
| OBSOLETIONS | • obsoletions n. Plural of obsoletion. • OBSOLETION n. obsolescence. |
| OBSOLETISMS | • obsoletisms n. Plural of obsoletism. • OBSOLETISM n. a disused word or phrase; an archaism. |
| SOLEMNESSES | • SOLEMNESS n. the state of being solemn, also SOLEMNNESS. |
| SOLEMNIFIED | • solemnified v. Simple past tense and past participle of solemnify. • SOLEMNIFY v. to make solemn. |
| SOLEMNIFIES | • solemnifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of solemnify. • SOLEMNIFY v. to make solemn. |
| SOLEMNISERS | • solemnisers n. Plural of solemniser. • SOLEMNISER n. one who solemnises, also SOLEMNIZER. |
| SOLEMNISING | • solemnising v. Present participle of solemnise. • SOLEMNISE v. to make solemn, also SOLEMNIZE. |
| SOLEMNITIES | • solemnities n. Plural of solemnity. • SOLEMNITY n. the quality of being solemn. |
| SOLEMNIZERS | • solemnizers n. Plural of solemnizer. • SOLEMNIZER n. one who solemnizes, also SOLEMNISER. |
| SOLEMNIZING | • solemnizing v. Present participle of solemnize. • SOLEMNIZE v. to make solemn, also SOLEMNISE. |
| TYPHLOSOLES | • typhlosoles n. Plural of typhlosole. • TYPHLOSOLE n. a fold of the wall which projects into the cavity of the intestine in bivalve mollusks, certain annelids, starfishes, and some other animals. |