| DEMETHYLATING | • demethylating v. Present participle of demethylate. |
| DEMETHYLATION | • demethylation n. (Chemistry) The removal of one or more methyl groups from a molecule. |
| DERMATOPHYTES | • dermatophytes n. Plural of dermatophyte. • DERMATOPHYTE n. a fungus parasitic on the skin or skin derivatives (as hair or nails). |
| DERMATOPHYTIC | • dermatophytic adj. Being or relating to a dermatophyte. • DERMATOPHYTIC adj. of or like a dermatophyte, a fungus parasitic on the skin. |
| DETACHABILITY | • detachability n. The quality or degree of being detachable. • DETACHABILITY n. the state of being detachable. |
| DIAPHOTOTROPY | • DIAPHOTOTROPY n. the state of being diaphototropic, turning transversely to the light. |
| DITHYRAMBISTS | • DITHYRAMBIST n. one who sings dithyrambic hymns. |
| DYOTHELETICAL | • DYOTHELETICAL adj. relating to dyotheletism, the doctrine that Christ on earth had two wills, human and divine, also DYOTHELITICAL. |
| DYOTHELITICAL | • DYOTHELITICAL adj. relating to dyotheletism, the doctrine that Christ on earth had two wills, human and divine, also DYOTHELETICAL. |
| HETERODACTYLS | • HETERODACTYL n. a heterodactylous bird. |
| HYDROPATHISTS | • hydropathists n. Plural of hydropathist. • HYDROPATHIST n. one who treats with hydropathy. |
| HYDROSTATICAL | • hydrostatical adj. Alternative form of hydrostatic. • HYDROSTATICAL adj. of or relating to fluids at rest or to the pressures they exert or transmit, also HYDROSTATIC. |
| PENTAHYDRATES | • pentahydrates n. Plural of pentahydrate. • PENTAHYDRATE n. a hydrated compound containing five moles of water per mole of the compound; a hydrated species containing five water molecules. |
| SOFTHEARTEDLY | • softheartedly adv. In a softhearted manner; with sentimental tenderness. • soft-heartedly adv. Alternative form of softheartedly. • SOFTHEARTED adv. emotionally responsive. |
| TETRAHEDRALLY | • tetrahedrally adv. In a tetrahedral manner; arranged in tetrahedrons. • TETRAHEDRAL adv. of a solid with four sides. |
| UNTHRIFTYHEAD | • UNTHRIFTYHEAD n. (Spenser) unthriftiness, also UNTHRIFTYHED. |