responsions
plural noun
re·spon·sions ri-ˈspän(t)-shənz 
: an examination formerly required for matriculation as an undergraduate at Oxford
Word History
Etymology
Middle English responcioun response, sum to be paid, from Anglo-French or Medieval Latin; Anglo-French responsion, from Medieval Latin responsion-, responsio, from Latin, answer, from respondēre
First Known Use
1810, in the meaning defined above
- polysaccharoses
- polysaprobe
- polysaprobic
- polyschematic
- polyschematist
- polyschematist dimeter
- polyschematistic
- polyscope
- polyscopic
- polysemant
- polysemantic
- polysemants
- polysemic
- polysemies
- polysemous
- polysemy
- polysepalous
- polysilicon
- Polysiphonia
- polysiphonic
- polysome
- polysomes
- polysorbate
- polysorbates
- polyspeed