| APOTHEOSISES | • apotheosises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of apotheosise. • APOTHEOSISE v. to bring to perfection, also APOTHEOSIZE. |
| ASTROCOMPASS | • astrocompass n. A form of compass in which direction is evaluated by sighting stars of known position. • ASTROCOMPASS n. a navigational instrument for giving directional bearings from the centre of the earth to a particular star. |
| BLASTOSPORES | • blastospores n. Plural of blastospore. • BLASTOSPORE n. the orifice of a gastrula. |
| GASTROSCOPES | • gastroscopes n. Plural of gastroscope. • GASTROSCOPE n. an instrument for examining interior of the stomach. |
| HYPOGLOSSALS | • hypoglossals n. Plural of hypoglossal. • HYPOGLOSSAL n. the hypoglossal nerve. |
| OESOPHAGUSES | • oesophaguses n. Plural of oesophagus. • OESOPHAGUS n. that portion of the gut which connects the pharynx to the stomach, also ESOPHAGUS. |
| POSSESSIONAL | • possessional adj. Relating to possession. • POSSESSIONAL adj. relating to possession, also POSSESSIONARY. |
| SAXOPHONISTS | • saxophonists n. Plural of saxophonist. • SAXOPHONIST n. one who plays the saxophone. |
| SHOPAHOLISMS | • SHOPAHOLISM n. an addiction to shopping. |
| SNAPSHOOTERS | • snapshooters n. Plural of snapshooter. • SNAPSHOOTER n. one who takes snapshots. |
| SOMATOPLASMS | • somatoplasms n. Plural of somatoplasm. • SOMATOPLASM n. protoplasm of the somatic cells. |
| SOUSAPHONIST | • sousaphonist n. Someone who plays the sousaphone. • SOUSAPHONIST n. one who plays the sousaphone. |
| STAUROSCOPES | • stauroscopes n. Plural of stauroscope. • STAUROSCOPE n. an instrument for studying the structure of crystals with polarised light. |
| SYNAPTOSOMES | • synaptosomes n. Plural of synaptosome. • SYNAPTOSOME n. a nerve ending that is isolated from homogenized nerve tissue. |
| VAPOROUSNESS | • vaporousness n. The condition of being vaporous. • VAPOROUSNESS n. the state of being vaporous. |
| VASOPRESSORS | • vasopressors n. Plural of vasopressor. • VASOPRESSOR n. a drug causing a rise in blood pressure by exerting a vasoconstrictor effect. |