| ACCOUCHEUSES | • accoucheuses n. Plural of accoucheuse. • ACCOUCHEUSE n. (French) a female midwife. |
| AUSCULTATORS | • auscultators n. Plural of auscultator. • AUSCULTATOR n. a person practising auscultation. |
| AUSPICIOUSLY | • auspiciously adv. In an auspicious way. • AUSPICIOUS adv. affording a favorable auspice. |
| BURSERACEOUS | • burseraceous adj. (Botany) Of or relating to the family Burseraceae. • BURSERACEOUS adj. belonging to a genus of tropical plants related to the rue family. |
| CAUTIOUSNESS | • cautiousness n. The state of being cautious; wariness. • CAUTIOUSNESS n. the state of being cautious. |
| COELUROSAURS | • coelurosaurs n. Plural of coelurosaur. • COELUROSAUR n. a bipedal carnivorous dinosaur of the Triassic and Cretaceous periods. |
| GLAUCOUSNESS | • glaucousness n. The quality of being glaucous. • GLAUCOUSNESS n. the state of being glaucous. |
| INAUSPICIOUS | • inauspicious adj. Not auspicious; ill-omened. • INAUSPICIOUS adj. not auspicious. |
| MUSCULATIONS | • musculations n. Plural of musculation. • MUSCULATION n. muscular action; musculature. |
| SEQUACIOUSLY | • sequaciously adv. By a logically developed argument. • sequaciously adv. With blind acceptance. • SEQUACIOUS adv. intellectually servile, unthinkingly following others. |
| SILIQUACEOUS | • siliquaceous adj. (Botany) Having siliques. • SILIQUACEOUS adj. of or like a siliqua, a type of dry fruit consisting of a long pod of two carpels divided by a partition. |
| STIPULACEOUS | • stipulaceous adj. (Botany) stipular; of or relating to stipules. • STIPULACEOUS adj. having stipules. |
| SUBCUTANEOUS | • subcutaneous adj. Pertaining to the fatty layer under the skin. • SUBCUTANEOUS adj. beneath the skin. |
| SUCCEDANEOUS | • succedaneous adj. Pertaining to, or acting as, a succedaneum; supplying the place of something else; being, or employed… • SUCCEDANEOUS adj. subrogated, substituted. |
| SUCCUSSATION | • succussation n. (Obsolete) Violent shaking or jolting. • succussation n. (Obsolete) A trot or trotting. • SUCCUSSATION n. a violent shaking. |
| TRANSPICUOUS | • transpicuous adj. (Rare) Easily construed or seen through. • TRANSPICUOUS adj. easily understood or seen through. |
| UNAUSPICIOUS | • unauspicious adj. Inauspicious. • UNAUSPICIOUS adj. (Shakespeare) inauspicious. |