| ABASEMENT | • abasement n. The act of abasing, humbling, or bringing low. • abasement n. The state of being abased or humbled; humiliation. • ABASEMENT n. the state of being abased (humbled); humiliation. |
| AMUSEMENT | • amusement n. (Uncountable) Entertainment. • amusement n. (Countable) An activity that is entertaining or amusing, such as dancing, gunning, or fishing. • AMUSEMENT n. a recreation, pastime. |
| AVISEMENT | • avisement n. Alternative form of advisement. • AVISEMENT n. (Spenser) advisement, also ADVISEMENT, VIZAMENT. |
| BASEMENTS | • basements n. Plural of basement. • BASEMENT n. the part of the building below ground level. |
| CASEMENTS | • casements n. Plural of casement. • Casements prop.n. Plural of Casement. • CASEMENT n. a vertically-hinged frame with glass forming (part of) a window. |
| DOSEMETER | • dosemeter n. Alternative form of dosimeter. • DOSEMETER n. an instrument for measuring doses of radiation, also DOSIMETER. |
| EASEMENTS | • easements n. Plural of easement. • EASEMENT n. the right to use something (especially land) not one's own or to prevent its owner from making an inconvenient use of it. |
| ERASEMENT | • erasement n. Erasure; obliteration. • ERASEMENT n. the act of erasing; a rubbing out. |
| EXCISEMEN | • excisemen n. Plural of exciseman. • EXCISEMAN n. an officer charged with collecting excise duty. |
| GLOSSEMES | • glossemes n. Plural of glosseme. • GLOSSEME n. the smallest linguistic unit that signals a meaning. |
| HORSEMEAT | • horsemeat n. The meat from a horse. • HORSEMEAT n. the meat of the horse. |
| PASSEMENT | • passement n. Lace, brocade, braid etc., sewed on a garment. • PASSEMENT n. (French) a decorative trimming of beads or braid, also PASSAMENT, PASSEMENTERIE, PASSMENT. • PASSEMENT v. to trim with braid. |
| PHRASEMEN | • phrasemen n. Plural of phraseman. • PHRASEMAN n. a user or maker of fine phrases. |
| PLEASEMEN | • pleasemen n. Plural of pleaseman. • PLEASEMAN n. (Shakespeare) an officious fellow; a pickthank. |
| POLYSEMES | • polysemes n. Plural of polyseme. • POLYSEME n. a word with more than one meaning. |
| ROUSEMENT | • ROUSEMENT n. (US) religious excitement. |
| SEMEIOTIC | • semeiotic adj. Alternative form of semiotic. • SEMEIOTIC adj. relating to signs or symbols, esp. spoken or written signs, also SEMIOTIC. |
| SEMESTERS | • semesters n. Plural of semester. • SEMESTER n. (Latin) a period of six months; esp. a term in a college or university which divides the year into two terms. |
| SEMESTRAL | • semestral adj. Synonym of biannual (“half-yearly”). • SEMESTRAL adj. half-yearly, also SEMESTRIAL. |
| TELESEMES | • telesemes n. Plural of teleseme. • TELESEME n. a signalling apparatus with an indicator. |