9 Letter Nouns Ending in US

Browse 165 valid English 9 letter nouns that end with US, from Religious, Consensus, Apparatus, Asparagus, Antivirus, Thesaurus and Esophagus to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our noun grammar guide to review pluralization and capitalization rules.

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Starts with A19 words
apparatus
asparagus
antivirus
autofocus
aeschylus
arbovirus
anilingus
ailanthus
aegisthus
amphioxus
amianthus
adeodatus
anacyclus
androclus
acervulus
aetobatus
antenatus
abaciscus
adenoncus
Starts with B5 words
battlebus
botulinus
bathybius
botryllus
bryanthus
Starts with C24 words
consensus
centaurus
calcaneus
conceptus
complexus
clitellus
ceanothus
comitatus
coccygeus
cothurnus
cupressus
cantharus
celastrus
conductus
ceratodus
cancellus
calyculus
cyllenius
concentus
centropus
cincinnus
clianthus
cynosurus
choloepus
Starts with D11 words
decubitus
dissensus
dictamnus
descensus
discursus
dupondius
diallelus
dendrodus
disanthus
desmoncus
diaplexus
Starts with E15 words
esophagus
epictetus
echovirus
erinaceus
exocoetus
elaeagnus
erianthus
euthynnus
erithacus
eptesicus
evolvulus
epiphegus
epihippus
erichthus
entrochus
Starts with F6 words
funiculus
flocculus
filovirus
fallopius
flaminius
firmarius
Starts with G5 words
gladiolus
galanthus
gaudeamus
ginglymus
geophagus
Starts with I
2 words
ignoramus
introitus
Starts with J
1 words
juniperus
Starts with L5 words
lumbricus
lemniscus
loranthus
literatus
leporinus
Starts with M9 words
mauritius
malleolus
myoclonus
myxovirus
mundungus
metestrus
mimivirus
mumpsimus
mycovirus
Starts with N5 words
narcissus
norovirus
nucleolus
nystagmus
novodamus
Starts with O3 words
osmanthus
oncovirus
overfocus
Starts with P15 words
parnassus
pangasius
pemphigus
popliteus
pediculus
peripatus
pectineus
perfectus
peribolus
proestrus
prolapsus
pulvillus
postnatus
prodromus
perradius
Starts with Q
1 words
quadratus
Starts with R3 words
religious
rotavirus
retiarius
Starts with S17 words
sartorius
saleratus
superplus
stapedius
strobilus
singultus
sextarius
somniosus
subsultus
sumpsimus
spatangus
scamillus
sibbaldus
sphacelus
sistrurus
sceloncus
shanachus
Starts with T4 words
thesaurus
togavirus
trochilus
trachinus
Starts with U3 words
umbilicus
utriculus
uraniscus
Starts with X
1 words
xyleborus
Starts with Z6 words
zaglossus
zoophagus
zygadenus
zigadenus
zoophorus
zorotypus

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