| ADAPTATIONIST | • adaptationist n. A supporter of adaptationism. |
| ANTIPREDATORY | • antipredatory adj. Acting against predatory behaviour. |
| COADAPTATIONS | • coadaptations n. Plural of coadaptation. • co-adaptations n. Plural of co-adaptation. • COADAPTATION n. the state of being mutually adapted. |
| DECAPITATIONS | • decapitations n. Plural of decapitation. • DECAPITATION n. the act of decapitating. |
| DERMATOPLASTY | • dermatoplasty n. (Surgery) Plastic surgery of the skin, especially the use of skin grafts. • DERMATOPLASTY n. a plastic operation on the skin. |
| DISPLANTATION | • displantation n. The act of displanting; removal; displacement. • DISPLANTATION n. the act of displanting. |
| INADAPTATIONS | • INADAPTATION n. lack of adaptation. |
| MALADAPTATION | • maladaptation n. (Evolutionary theory or psychology) The state of being poorly adapted to an environment. • MALADAPTATION n. poor or inadequate adaptation. |
| PAEDOBAPTISTS | • paedobaptists n. Plural of paedobaptist. • pædobaptists n. Plural of pædobaptist. • PAEDOBAPTIST n. a believer in paedobaptism. |
| PEDANTOCRATIC | • pedantocratic adj. Promoting or relating to pedantocracy. • PEDANTOCRATIC adj. relating to pedantocracy, government by pedants. |
| POSTAPARTHEID | • postapartheid adj. Occurring after a period of apartheid. |
| POSTGRADUATES | • postgraduates n. Plural of postgraduate. • POSTGRADUATE n. a student continuing formal education after graduation from high school or college. |
| PREADAPTATION | • preadaptation n. (Biology) An adaptation that evolved in an ancestral population, in which it served a different function. • PREADAPTATION n. a character of an organism or taxonomic group that takes on a function when none previously existed or that differs from its existing function which has been derived by evolution. |
| READAPTATIONS | • readaptations n. Plural of readaptation. • READAPTATION n. the act of readapting. |