AMOTIONS | • amotions n. Plural of amotion. • AMOTION n. the removal of a corporate officer from his office. |
COMMOTIONS | • commotions n. Plural of commotion. • COMMOTION n. a violent motion or moving. |
COUNTERMOTIONS | • countermotions n. Plural of countermotion. • COUNTERMOTION n. an opposite motion. |
DEMOTIONS | • demotions n. Plural of demotion. • DEMOTION n. the action of demoting. |
DEVOTIONS | • devotions n. Plural of devotion. • DEVOTION n. the act of devoting. |
EMOTIONS | • emotions n. Plural of emotion. • EMOTION n. instinctive feeling as opposed to reason. |
LOCOMOTIONS | • locomotions n. Plural of locomotion. • LOCOMOTION n. an act or the power of moving from place to place. |
LOTIONS | • lotions n. Plural of lotion. • LOTION n. a liquid preparation for external application. |
MISDEVOTIONS | • misdevotions n. Plural of misdevotion. • MISDEVOTION n. a wrong devotion. |
MOTIONS | • motions n. Plural of motion. • motions v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of motion. • Motions prop.n. Plural of Motion. |
NOTIONS | • notions n. Plural of notion. • NOTION n. a general idea. |
POTIONS | • potions n. Plural of potion. • POTION n. a magical elixir or medicinal drink. |
PREMOTIONS | • premotions n. Plural of premotion. • PREMOTION n. a motion or impulse given beforehand; esp. divine action as determining will. |
PRENOTIONS | • prenotions n. Plural of prenotion. • PRENOTION n. a notion which precedes something else in time. |
PROMOTIONS | • promotions n. Plural of promotion. • PROMOTION n. the act of promoting. |
REMOTIONS | • remotions n. Plural of remotion. • REMOTION n. the act of removing. |