| COHOMOLOGICAL | • cohomological adj. Of or pertaining to cohomology. • COHOMOLOGICAL adj. relating to cohomology. |
| COMPANIONHOOD | • companionhood n. The role or status of companion. • COMPANIONHOOD n. the state of being a companion. |
| CORROBORATION | • corroboration n. The act of corroborating, strengthening, or confirming; addition of strength; confirmation. • corroboration n. That which corroborates. • CORROBORATION n. corroboration. |
| HOMOLOGATIONS | • homologations n. Plural of homologation. • HOMOLOGATION n. confirmation, agreement. |
| ODONATOLOGIES | • ODONATOLOGY n. the study of dragonflies. |
| ODONATOLOGIST | • odonatologist n. One who studies odonatology. • ODONATOLOGIST n. one who studies dragonflies. |
| ODONTOLOGICAL | • odontological adj. (Rare) referring or pertaining to odontology; dental. • ODONTOLOGICAL adj. relating to odontology, also ODONTOLOGIC. |
| ODONTOPHOBIAS | • odontophobias n. Plural of odontophobia. • ODONTOPHOBIA n. the fear of teeth. |
| ONOMATOLOGIES | • onomatologies n. Plural of onomatology. • ONOMATOLOGY n. the science of names. |
| ONOMATOLOGIST | • onomatologist n. One versed in the history of names. • ONOMATOLOGIST n. one who studies onomatology, the science of names. |
| ONOMATOPOEIAS | • onomatopoeias n. Plural of onomatopoeia. • onomatopœias n. Plural of onomatopœia. • ONOMATOPOEIA n. the naming of a thing or action by a vocal imitation of the sound associated with it, also ONOMATOPOESIS, ONOMATOPOIESIS. |
| ONOMATOPOESIS | • onomatopoesis n. Onomatopoeia. • ONOMATOPOESIS n. onomatopoeia, also ONOMATOPOEIA, ONOMATOPOIESIS. |
| ONOMATOPOETIC | • onomatopoetic adj. (Uncommon) Synonym of onomatopoeic. • ONOMATOPOETIC adj. onomatopoeic. |
| PROSOPOPOEIAL | • prosopopoeial adj. Prosopopoeic. • prosopopœial adj. Obsolete typography of prosopopoeial. • PROSOPOPOEIAL adj. relating to prosopopeia, personification. |
| PROSOPOPOEIAS | • prosopopoeias n. Plural of prosopopoeia. • prosopopœias n. Plural of prosopopœia. • PROSOPOPOEIA n. a figure of speech in which an imaginary or absent person is represented as speaking or acting, also PROSOPOPEIA. |