| ACADEMICIANS | • academicians n. Plural of academician. • Academicians n. Plural of Academician. • ACADEMICIAN n. a member of an academy. |
| ACADEMICISMS | • academicisms n. Plural of academicism. • Academicisms n. Plural of Academicism. • ACADEMICISM n. the doctrine that nothing can be known. |
| ACCLIMATISED | • acclimatised v. Simple past tense and past participle of acclimatise. • ACCLIMATISE v. to accustom to a climate, also ACCLIMATIZE, ACCLIMATE. |
| ACCOMPLISHED | • accomplished adj. Completed; effected; established. • accomplished adj. Having many accomplishments, often as a result of study or training. • accomplished adj. Showing skill and artistry. |
| CLINDAMYCINS | • CLINDAMYCIN n. an antibiotic drug used for serious infections that do not respond to other antibiotics. |
| CODOMINANCES | • CODOMINANCE n. the state of having both alleles expressed equally in the phenotype of the organism. |
| DIALECTICISM | • dialecticism n. The quality of being dialectic. • dialecticism n. (Linguistics) A dialectal word or phrase (especially if borrowed into another dialect or into ’standard’… • DIALECTICISM n. the study of dialects. |
| DICHROMATICS | • DICHROMATIC n. a person with dichromatic vision. |
| DIDACTICISMS | • didacticisms n. Plural of didacticism. • DIDACTICISM n. being didactic. |
| DISACCUSTOMS | • disaccustoms v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disaccustom. • DISACCUSTOM v. to free from a habit. |
| MEDIOCRACIES | • mediocracies n. Plural of mediocracy. • MEDIOCRACY n. government by the mediocre; a system within which mediocrity is rewarded. |
| MENDICANCIES | • mendicancies n. Plural of mendicancy. • MENDICANCY n. the practice of begging, also MENDICITY. |
| NONACADEMICS | • nonacademics n. Plural of nonacademic. • non-academics n. Plural of non-academic. • NONACADEMIC n. one who is not academic. |