| BARRICADER | • barricader n. A person who mans a barricade. • BARRICADER n. one who barricades. |
| CERTIORARI | • certiorari n. (US, law) A grant of the right of an appeal to be heard by an appellate court where that court has discretion… • certiorari n. (Britain, law) A grant of review of a government action by a court with discretion to make such a review. • CERTIORARI n. a writ from higher court to lower court requesting a transcript. |
| CIRRIGRADE | • cirrigrade adj. (Zoology) moved or moving by means of cirri. • CIRRIGRADE adj. moving or moved by cirri, or hairlike appendages. |
| CORRIVALRY | • corrivalry n. Joint rivalry. • CORRIVALRY n. the state of being a corrival. |
| CURRANTIER | • CURRANTY adj. full of currants. |
| CURRICULAR | • curricular adj. Of, relating to, or following a curriculum. • CURRICULAR adj. relating to a curriculum. |
| MICROARRAY | • microarray n. Any of several devices, containing a two-dimensional array of small quantities of biological material… • MICROARRAY n. a collection of microscopic DNA spots, aka gene chip. |
| NONCARRIER | • noncarrier n. A person who is not a carrier (Of a disease etc.). • NONCARRIER n. someone who does not carry (a genetic disease). |
| RECARRYING | • recarrying v. Present participle of recarry. • RECARRY v. to carry again. |
| RICERCARES | • ricercares n. Plural of ricercare. • RICERCARE n. any of various contrapuntal instrumental forms esp. of the 16th and 17th centuries, also RICERCAR, RICERCATA. |
| RIVERCRAFT | • rivercraft n. Any vessel that travels along a river. • RIVERCRAFT n. a craft suitable for use on a river. |
| RUBRICATOR | • rubricator n. (Historical) The person who wrote the red titles and headings in a manuscript. • RUBRICATOR n. one who rubricates. |
| SUBCARRIER | • subcarrier n. (Telecommunications) A separate signal carried on a main radio transmission, often carrying additional… • SUBCARRIER n. a modulated frequency used to modulate, with others, a main carrier wave. |
| TRIERARCHS | • trierarchs n. Plural of trierarch. • TRIERARCH n. (Greek) the captain of a Greek trireme; an Athenian who outfitted and maintained a trireme as part of his civic duty. |
| TRIERARCHY | • trierarchy n. A system in Ancient Greece whereby triremes were commanded and maintained by citizens known as trierarchs. • trierarchy n. Trierarchs collectively. • trierarchy n. The state or period of being a trierarch. |