| AUXESES | • auxeses n. Plural of auxesis. • AUXESIS n. a growth in tissue due to an increase cell size. |
| AUXESIS | • auxesis n. (Rhetoric) A rhetorical device whereby the subject matter is made greater, particularly. • auxesis n. (Biology) Biological growth, (now usually restricted to) expansion or growth of an organism apart from… • auxesis n. (Chemistry) The condition of being auxetic. |
| AXSEEDS | • AXSEED n. a kind of vetch, aka crown vetch. |
| LAXISMS | • LAXISM n. the belief that an unlikely opinion may be safely followed. |
| LAXISTS | • laxists n. Plural of laxist. • LAXIST n. a person with low moral views. |
| LAXNESS | • laxness n. The property of being lax, lacking strictness. • LAXNESS n. the state of being lax, also LAXITY. |
| SAXAULS | • saxauls n. Plural of saxaul. • SAXAUL n. a low, thick, grotesquely contorted tree of the saltbush family found on the steppes of Asia, also SAKSAUL. |
| SAXISTS | • saxists n. Plural of saxist. • SAXIST n. a saxophone player. |
| SEXTANS | • sextans n. (Historical, Roman antiquity) A Roman coin worth one sixth of an as. • Sextans prop.n. (Astronomy) A dim spring constellation of the northern sky, said to resemble a sextant. It lies south… • SEXTANS n. (Latin) a Roman gold coin. |
| SIXAINS | • SIXAIN n. (French) a stanza of six lines, also SIXAINE. |
| SYNAXES | • synaxes n. Plural of synaxis. • SYNAXIS n. (Greek) in the early Church, meeting for worship, esp. the Eucharist. |
| SYNAXIS | • synaxis n. A congregation. • synaxis n. (Obsolete) The Lord’s Supper. • synaxis n. A day following a Great Feast in the Eastern Orthodox and Eastern Catholic churches, on which a person… |
| TAXISES | • TAXIS n. the movement of a cell or organism in a particular direction in response to an external stimulus. |
| TAXLESS | • taxless adj. Without taxation. • TAXLESS adj. free from taxation. |
| TEXASES | • texases n. Plural of texas. • TEXAS n. the uppermost structure on a steamboat. |