CALMNESSES | • calmnesses n. Plural of calmness. • CALMNESS n. the state of being calm. |
CASUALISMS | • casualisms n. Plural of casualism. • CASUALISM n. the belief that chance governs all things. |
CLASSICISM | • classicism n. (Uncountable) All the classical traditions of the art and architecture of ancient Greece and Rome, especially… • classicism n. (Uncountable) Classical scholarship. • classicism n. (Countable) A Latin or Ancient Greek expression used in an English sentence. |
CLASSMATES | • classmates n. Plural of classmate. • CLASSMATE n. one in the same class. |
CLASSROOMS | • classrooms n. Plural of classroom. • CLASSROOM n. a room in which children are confined, nominally for purposes of instruction. |
COSEISMALS | • coseismals n. Plural of coseismal. • COSEISMAL n. a coseismal line, also COSEISMIC. |
MASCULISTS | • masculists n. Plural of masculist. • MASCULIST n. an advocate of the rights of men. |
MESCALISMS | • MESCALISM n. the habitual use of mescalin as an intoxicant. |
MISCLASSED | • misclassed v. Simple past tense and past participle of misclass. • MISCLASS v. to put in the wrong class. |
MISCLASSES | • misclasses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misclass. • MISCLASS v. to put in the wrong class. |
RASCALISMS | • RASCALISM n. rascally conduct, also RASCALITY. |
SIMULCASTS | • simulcasts n. Plural of simulcast. • simulcasts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of simulcast. • SIMULCAST v. to broadcast simultaneously on radio and television. |
SOCIALISMS | • socialisms n. Plural of socialism. • SOCIALISM n. the theory, principle, or scheme of social organization which places the means of production of wealth and the distribution of that wealth in the hands of the community. |