| AMBULANCE | • ambulance n. An emergency vehicle designed for transporting seriously ill or injured people to a hospital. • ambulance n. (Military) A mobile field hospital. • ambulance n. (Obsolete, US) A prairie wagon. |
| AMBULANCEMAN | • ambulanceman n. A man who is a driver of an ambulance or a member of its crew. • AMBULANCEMAN n. one who operates an ambulance. |
| AMBULANCEMEN | • ambulancemen n. Plural of ambulanceman. • AMBULANCEMAN n. one who operates an ambulance. |
| AMBULANCES | • ambulances n. Plural of ambulance. • ambulances v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ambulance. • AMBULANCE n. a vehicle for conveying sick people. |
| AMBULANCEWOMAN | • ambulancewoman n. The female equivalent of an ambulanceman. • AMBULANCEWOMAN n. a woman who drives an ambulance. |
| AMBULANCEWOMEN | • ambulancewomen n. Plural of ambulancewoman. • AMBULANCEWOMAN n. a woman who drives an ambulance. |
| PETULANCE | • petulance n. (Obsolete) Rudeness, insolence. • petulance n. (Obsolete) An insolent remark or act. • petulance n. Childish impatience or sulkiness; testiness. |
| PETULANCES | • petulances n. Plural of petulance. • PETULANCE n. peevish impatience, also PETULANCY. |
| SOMNAMBULANCE | • somnambulance n. (Rare) somnambulism. • SOMNAMBULANCE n. sleepwalking. |
| SOMNAMBULANCES | • SOMNAMBULANCE n. sleepwalking. |
| STRIDULANCE | • STRIDULANCE n. stridulation. |
| STRIDULANCES | • STRIDULANCE n. stridulation. |
| UNDULANCE | • undulance n. The property of undulating. • UNDULANCE n. the state of being undulant, also UNDULANCY. |
| UNDULANCES | • UNDULANCE n. the state of being undulant, also UNDULANCY. |