| ASYMPTOMATIC | • asymptomatic adj. (Pathology) Not exhibiting any symptoms of disease, as for example in subclinical cases. • asymptomatic n. A patient who exhibits no symptoms of disease. • ASYMPTOMATIC adj. having, displaying or producing no symptoms. |
| ATTEMPERMENT | • attemperment n. Obsolete form of attemperament. • ATTEMPERMENT n. the act of attempering. |
| COMPARTMENTS | • compartments n. Plural of compartment. • COMPARTMENT v. to put into compartments. |
| IMPOSTHUMATE | • imposthumate v. To apostemate; to form an imposthume or abscess. • IMPOSTHUMATE v. to form or inflict an abscess, also IMPOSTUMATE. |
| IMPOSTUMATED | • IMPOSTUMATE v. to form or inflict an abscess, also IMPOSTHUMATE. |
| IMPOSTUMATES | • IMPOSTUMATE v. to form or inflict an abscess, also IMPOSTHUMATE. |
| MAINTOPMASTS | • maintopmasts n. Plural of maintopmast. • MAINTOPMAST n. the mast next above the lower mainmast. |
| METACOMPUTER | • METACOMPUTER n. a collection of computers that looks and functions like a single computer. |
| METAMORPHIST | • metamorphist n. (Theology) One who believes that the body of Christ was merged into God when he ascended. • METAMORPHIST n. a person who believes that Christ's body merged into the Deity at the Ascension. |
| PANTOMIMISTS | • pantomimists n. Plural of pantomimist. • PANTOMIMIST n. an actor or dancer in pantomimes. |
| SYMPTOMATISE | • SYMPTOMATISE v. to be a symptom of, also SYMPTOMATIZE. |
| SYMPTOMATIZE | • symptomatize v. (Transitive) To be a symptom of (a named condition). • SYMPTOMATIZE v. to be a symptom of, also SYMPTOMATISE. |
| TEMPERAMENTS | • temperaments n. Plural of temperament. • TEMPERAMENT n. disposition, personality, esp. with regard to emotional makeup. |
| TIMESTAMPING | • timestamping v. Present participle of timestamp. • time-stamping v. Present participle of time-stamp. • TIMESTAMP v. (of a computer) to add a record of the time of an event or transaction to (data). |