| CALCIFEROLS | • calciferols n. Plural of calciferol. • CALCIFEROL n. vitamin D2. |
| CALCIFEROUS | • calciferous adj. Yielding or containing calcium, calcium carbonate or calcite. • CALCIFEROUS adj. bearing lime. |
| CALCIFUGOUS | • calcifugous adj. Synonym of calcifugal. • CALCIFUGOUS adj. like a calcifuge, a plant that will not tolerate limy soil, also CALCIFUGAL. |
| CALEFACTORS | • calefactors n. Plural of calefactor. • CALEFACTOR n. a heater; one who, or that which, makes hot, as a stove, etc. |
| CATAFALCOES | • catafalcoes n. Plural of catafalco. • CATAFALCO n. (Italian) a temporary tomb used in funerals and processions, also CATAFALQUE. |
| CONFISCABLE | • confiscable adj. That can be confiscated. • CONFISCABLE adj. capable of being confiscated, also CONFISCATABLE. |
| DECALCIFIES | • decalcifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of decalcify. • DECALCIFY v. to deprive of calcium. |
| FASCICULATE | • fasciculate adj. Having fascicles. • fasciculate n. Synonym of fasciculation. • FASCICULATE adj. in bundles, also FASCICULAR, FASCICULATED. |
| FLACCIDNESS | • flaccidness n. The quality of being flaccid. • FLACCIDNESS n. the state of being flaccid. |
| FLOCCULANTS | • flocculants n. Plural of flocculant. • FLOCCULANT n. a flocculant mass. |
| FLOCCULATES | • flocculates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of flocculate. • flocculates n. Plural of flocculate. • FLOCCULATE v. to collect or mass together in tufts or masses. |
| FLYCATCHERS | • flycatchers n. Plural of flycatcher. • FLYCATCHER n. one of numerous species of birds that feed upon insects, which they take on the wing. |
| LEECHCRAFTS | • leechcrafts n. Plural of leechcraft. • LEECHCRAFT n. (archaic) the art of healing. |
| SACCULIFORM | • sacculiform adj. Shaped like a little sac. • SACCULIFORM adj. shaped like a small sac. |
| SACRIFICIAL | • sacrificial adj. Relating to sacrifice. • sacrificial adj. Used as a sacrifice. • SACRIFICIAL adj. of or like a sacrifice. |
| SCHOOLCRAFT | • schoolcraft n. The art or practice of education. • Schoolcraft prop.n. A surname. • SCHOOLCRAFT n. (archaic) learning. |