| AGENESIAS | • AGENESIA n. absence or imperfection of a bodily part, also AGENESIS. |
| AGLOSSIAS | • AGLOSSIA n. the congenital lack of a tongue. |
| AKINESIAS | • akinesias n. Plural of akinesia. • AKINESIA n. loss of voluntary movement, also AKINESIS. |
| ALOCASIAS | • alocasias n. Plural of alocasia. • ALOCASIA n. any of various tropical plants of the genus Alocasia. |
| AMBROSIAS | • ambrosias n. Plural of ambrosia. • AMBROSIA n. (Greek) the food of the gods. |
| ANOOPSIAS | • ANOOPSIA n. a visual defect, an upward squint. |
| AUTOPSIAS | • AUTOPSIA n. a postmortem examination of a corpse, also AUTOPSY. |
| BAPTISIAS | • baptisias n. Plural of baptisia. • BAPTISIA n. a genus of North American leguminous plants. |
| ECDYSIAST | • ecdysiast n. (Uncommon) An erotic dancer who removes their clothes as a form of entertainment; a stripper. • ECDYSIAST n. a striptease performer. |
| ESTHESIAS | • esthesias n. Plural of esthesia. • ESTHESIA n. the ability to receive sensation, also ESTHESIS. |
| EUPEPSIAS | • EUPEPSIA n. a good digestion, also EUPEPSY. |
| FANTASIAS | • fantasias n. Plural of fantasia. • Fantasias prop.n. Plural of Fantasia. • FANTASIA n. a musical or other composition not governed by the ordinary rules of form, also FANTASIE. |
| GAMBUSIAS | • gambusias n. Plural of gambusia. • GAMBUSIA n. (Spanish) a fish of the genus Gambusia, members of which give birth to live young and feed on mosquito larvae. |
| INTARSIAS | • intarsias n. Plural of intarsia. • INTARSIA n. (Italian) a form of decorative wood inlay work, also TARSIA. |
| MAGNESIAS | • magnesias n. Plural of magnesia. • MAGNESIA n. an ore of magnesium. |
| MALVASIAS | • malvasias n. Plural of malvasia. • MALVASIA n. a type of grape from which malmsey is made. |
| MESSIASES | • MESSIAS n. (Greek) an expected liberator, also MESSIAH. |
| PAROUSIAS | • PAROUSIA n. (Greek) a coming, esp. the second coming of Christ. |
| STOKESIAS | • stokesias n. Plural of stokesia. • STOKESIA n. a perennial herb of the southern US. |