| CRAMESY | • cramesy n. Obsolete form of cramoisie. • CRAMESY n. (archaic) crimson, also CRAMOISIE, CRAMOISY, CREMOSIN, CREMSIN, CRIMSON. |
| EMBRYOS | • embryos n. Plural of embryo. • EMBRYO n. the entity which develops in a woman's womb until it is born as a baby, esp. up to about eight weeks, after which it is known as a foetus, also EMBRYON. |
| MASTERY | • mastery n. The position or authority of a master; dominion; command; supremacy; superiority. • mastery n. Superiority in war or competition; victory; triumph; preeminence. • mastery n. The act or process of mastering; the state of having mastered; expertise. |
| MAYSTER | • mayster n. Obsolete form of master. • MAYSTER n. (Spenser) master, also MAISTER. |
| MISERLY | • miserly adj. Like a miser, very cautious with money. • MISERLY adj. characteristic of a miser. |
| MISRELY | • misrely v. (Rare) To rely wrongly. • MISRELY v. to rely wrongly. |
| MISTERY | • mistery n. Archaic form of mystery. (a trade) • mistery n. Archaic word for guild. • MISTERY n. mystery, in the sense of craft, trade. |
| MOUSERY | • mousery n. (Rare) A place where mice are kept and bred. • MOUSERY n. a place where mice gather. |
| MURREYS | • murreys n. Plural of murrey. • Murreys prop.n. Plural of Murrey. • MURREY n. a kind of eel, also MORAY, MURRAY, MURRY. |
| MYRTLES | • myrtles n. Plural of myrtle. • MYRTLE n. any of various evergreen shrubs of the genus Myrtus, with beautiful and fragrant leaves. |
| MYSTERY | • mystery n. Something secret or unexplainable; an unknown. • mystery n. Someone or something with an obscure or puzzling nature. • mystery n. (Obsolete) A secret or mystical meaning. |
| RHYMERS | • rhymers n. Plural of rhymer. • RHYMER n. one who composes rhymes, also RIMER. |
| RIMAYES | • rimayes n. Plural of rimaye. • RIMAYE n. (French) a bergschrund, a crevasse formed where a glacier or snowfield moves away from a mountain wall. |
| SEMIDRY | • semidry adj. Somewhat dry. • SEMIDRY adj. half dry. |
| SMYTRIE | • SMYTRIE n. (Scots) a collection of small things. |
| STREAMY | • streamy adj. Resembling a stream; streamlike. • streamy adj. Full of streams. • STREAMY adj. streaming. |
| SUMMERY | • summery adj. Relating to the summer. • summery adj. Of weather, typical of summer. • summery n. Misspelling of summary. |
| YAMMERS | • yammers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of yammer. • YAMMER v. to complain peevishly; to howl. |
| YEMMERS | • YEMMER n. (dialect) an ember. |