| LUMENS | • lumens n. Plural of lumen. • LUMEN n. (Latin) a unit of luminous flux. |
| RUMENS | • rumens n. Plural of rumen. • Rumens prop.n. A surname. • RUMEN n. (Latin) a part of the stomach of a ruminant. |
| ACUMENS | • acumens n. Plural of acumen. • ACUMEN n. (Latin) mental keenness. |
| CRUMENS | • CRUMEN n. (Latin) a deer's tear-pit. |
| ALBUMENS | • albumens n. Plural of albumen. • ALBUMEN n. (Latin) the white of an egg. |
| BITUMENS | • bitumens n. Plural of bitumen. • BITUMEN n. (Latin) naturally occurring asphalt from the Middle East, used as mortar etc. |
| CACUMENS | • CACUMEN n. (Latin) a top or point. |
| CERUMENS | • CERUMEN n. (Latin) the yellow waxlike substance secreted in the outer ear. |
| HEGUMENS | • hegumens n. Plural of hegumen. • HEGUMEN n. the head of a monastery, also HEGUMENOS. |
| ENERGUMENS | • energumens n. Plural of energumen. • ENERGUMEN n. (obsolete) a person supposedly possessed by an evil spirit. |
| CATECHUMENS | • catechumens n. Plural of catechumen. • CATECHUMEN n. one who is receiving religious instruction in preparation for baptism. |
| CATECHUMENSHIP | • catechumenship n. The state or condition of a catechumen. • CATECHUMENSHIP n. the office of catechumen. |
| CATECHUMENSHIPS | • CATECHUMENSHIP n. the office of catechumen. |