| COMSYMPS | • comsymps n. Plural of comsymp. • COMSYMP n. (offensive) one that sympathizes with communist causes. |
| DEMONYMS | • demonyms n. Plural of demonym. • DEMONYM n. a name used to denote the inhabitants of a place. |
| HOMONYMS | • homonyms n. Plural of homonym. • HOMONYM n. a word similar in structure to another. |
| MERONYMS | • meronyms n. Plural of meronym. • MERONYM n. a word whose relation to another is that of a part to the whole, e.g. whisker to cat, sleeve to coat. |
| METONYMS | • metonyms n. Plural of metonym. • METONYM n. a word used in metonymy. |
| MISOGAMY | • misogamy n. Hatred of or opposition to marriage. • MISOGAMY n. a hatred of marriage. |
| MONONYMS | • mononyms n. Plural of mononym. • MONONYM n. a person who is famous enough to be known by only one name, usually the first name. |
| MONOSEMY | • monosemy n. (Semantics) The property of terms of having a single meaning; absence of ambiguity. • monosemy n. (Literary) singularity. • MONOSEMY n. having a single meaning, as opposed to polysemy. |
| MONOSOMY | • monosomy n. A genetic disorder with the presence of only one chromosome (instead of the typical two in humans) from a pair. • MONOSOMY n. a condition of having one unpaired chromosome. |
| MYELOMAS | • myelomas n. Plural of myeloma. • MYELOMA n. (Greek) a tumour of the bone marrow. |
| MYOGRAMS | • myograms n. Plural of myogram. • MYOGRAM n. a record made by a myograph. |
| MYOMERES | • myomeres n. Plural of myomere. • MYOMERE n. part of a vertebrate embryo. |
| MYOTOMES | • myotomes n. Plural of myotome. • MYOTOME n. a segment of the body formed by a region of muscle. |
| SCAMMONY | • scammony n. Convolvulus scammonia, a twining perennial bindweed native to the eastern part of the Mediterranean… • scammony n. The cathartic gum resin obtained from this plant. • SCAMMONY n. (Greek) a climbing plant. |
| SYMPTOMS | • symptoms n. Plural of symptom. • SYMPTOM n. a subjective indication of a disease. |
| THYMOMAS | • thymomas n. Plural of thymoma. • THYMOMA n. a tumour arising from thymus tissue. |