| ACCELERANDO | • accelerando n. (Music) A tempo mark directing that a passage is to be played at an increasing speed. • accelerando n. (Music) A passage having this mark. • accelerando n. (By extension) Accelerating or exponential advancement or development (of a thing). |
| AEROMEDICAL | • aeromedical adj. Of or pertaining to aeromedicine. • AEROMEDICAL adj. of or relating to aeromedicine. |
| ANECDOTAGES | • anecdotages n. Plural of anecdotage. • ANECDOTAGE n. anecdotes collectively; a collection of anecdotes. |
| CAMELEOPARD | • cameleopard n. Alternative spelling of camelopard. • CAMELEOPARD n. (obsolete) a giraffe, also CAMELOPARD. |
| COACERVATED | • coacervated adj. That has undergone coacervation. • COACERVATE v. to heap; to cause to mass together. |
| DECARBONATE | • decarbonate v. To remove carbon dioxide from something. • DECARBONATE v. to remove carbon dioxide or carbonic acid from. |
| DEFAECATION | • defaecation n. Alternative form of defecation. • defæcation n. Obsolete spelling of defecation. • DEFAECATION n. the expulsion of solid waste from the body, also DEFECATION. |
| DEFAECATORS | • defaecators n. Plural of defaecator. • DEFAECATOR n. one who defaecates, also DEFECATOR. |
| DODECAHEDRA | • dodecahedra n. Plural of dodecahedron. • DODECAHEDRON n. (Greek) a twelve-sided solid figure. |
| EMBARCADERO | • embarcadero n. (Rare) A quay; a wharf. • EMBARCADERO n. a landing place esp. on an inland waterway. |
| GREATCOATED | • greatcoated adj. Wearing a greatcoat. • GREATCOATED adj. wearing a greatcoat. |
| LANCEOLATED | • lanceolated adj. Alternative form of lanceolate. • LANCEOLATED adj. shaped like a lance-head, also LANCEOLATE. |
| REALLOCATED | • reallocated v. Simple past tense and past participle of reallocate. • REALLOCATE v. to allocate again. |
| RECATALOGED | • recataloged v. Simple past tense and past participle of recatalog. • RECATALOG v. to catalog again, also RECATALOGUE. |
| SCAPEGOATED | • scapegoated v. Simple past tense and past participle of scapegoat. • SCAPEGOAT v. to make a scapegoat of. |