| ABSTRACTEST | • abstractest adj. (Rare) superlative form of abstract: most abstract. • abstractest v. (Archaic) second-person singular simple present form of abstract. • ABSTRACT adj. difficult to understand. |
| ATELECTATIC | • atelectatic adj. Of or pertaining to atelectasis. • ATELECTATIC adj. suffering from atelectasis, incomplete dilatation or collapse of lungs. |
| ATTACHMENTS | • attachments n. Plural of attachment. • ATTACHMENT n. something attached. |
| ATTRACTABLE | • attractable adj. Able to be attracted. • ATTRACTABLE adj. capable of being attracted. |
| ATTRACTANCE | • attractance n. Alternative form of attractancy. • ATTRACTANCE n. the state of being attracted, also ATTRACTANCY. |
| EXTRACTANTS | • extractants n. Plural of extractant. • EXTRACTANT n. a solvent used for extraction. |
| INTERACTANT | • interactant n. One who interacts. • INTERACTANT n. one that interacts. |
| STALACTITED | • STALACTITED adj. having stalactites. |
| STALACTITES | • stalactites n. Plural of stalactite. • STALACTITE n. a roughly conical or icicle-shaped speleothem that hangs down from the roof of a cave. |
| STATECRAFTS | • statecrafts n. Plural of statecraft. • STATECRAFT n. the art of conducting state affairs. |
| TENTACULATE | • tentaculate adj. (Zoology) Having tentacles, or organs like tentacles; tentacled. • TENTACULATE adj. like a tentacle. |
| TERRACOTTAS | • terracottas n. Plural of terracotta. • terra-cottas n. Plural of terra-cotta. • terra␣cottas n. Plural of terra cotta. |
| TETRACTINAL | • tetractinal adj. (Zoology) Having four rays. • TETRACTINAL n. a sponge spicule having four rays, also TETRACTINE. |
| TETRADACTYL | • tetradactyl adj. (Anatomy) Having four digits on a limb. • tetradactyl n. Any animal having four digits on a limb. • TETRADACTYL n. a four-toed animal. |
| TETRARCHATE | • tetrarchate n. (Historical, Roman antiquity) A tetrarchy. • TETRARCHATE n. the fourth part of a province, a tetrarchy. |
| TRIACETATES | • triacetates n. Plural of triacetate. • TRIACETATE n. a kind of textile fibre. |