| AESTHETICIANS | • aestheticians n. Plural of aesthetician. • æstheticians n. Plural of æsthetician. • AESTHETICIAN n. a specialist in aesthetics, also ESTHETICIAN. |
| DIAPHANEITIES | • diaphaneities n. Plural of diaphaneity. • DIAPHANEITY n. the quality of transmitting light. |
| DIATHERMACIES | • DIATHERMACY n. permeability by or conductibility of radiant heat, also DIATHERMANCY. |
| DIEFFENBACHIA | • dieffenbachia n. Any of several plants, of the genus Dieffenbachia, cultivated as houseplants. • Dieffenbachia prop.n. A taxonomic genus within the family Araceae – the mother-in-law’s tongue, dumb cane and similar plants. • DIEFFENBACHIA n. any plant of the tropical American araceous genus Dieffenbachia, including the dumbcane. |
| ELEPHANTIASIC | • elephantiasic adj. Relating to elephantiasis. • ELEPHANTIASIC adj. suffering from elephantiasis. |
| ELEPHANTIASIS | • elephantiasis n. (Pathology) A complication of chronic filariasis, in which nematode worms block the lymphatic vessels… • elephantiasis n. (Pathology, obsolete) Synonym of leprosy. • ELEPHANTIASIS n. enlargement and thickening of tissues. |
| EPICHEIREMATA | • epicheiremata n. Plural of epicheirema. • EPICHEIREMA n. a syllogism confirmed by an incidental proposition. |
| EPITHELIOMATA | • epitheliomata n. Plural of epithelioma. • EPITHELIOMA n. a tumour of the epithelium. |
| HEMIPARASITES | • hemiparasites n. Plural of hemiparasite. • HEMIPARASITE n. a parasitic plant capable of limited photosynthetic production of sugars etc. |
| HEREDITARIANS | • hereditarians n. Plural of hereditarian. • HEREDITARIAN n. an adherent of hereditarianism, the view that heredity is the major factor in determining human and animal behaviour, also HEREDITIST. |
| KINAESTHESIAS | • kinaesthesias n. Plural of kinaesthesia. • KINAESTHESIA n. a sense of the body's movement or of muscular effort, also KINAESTHESIS, KINESTHESIA, KINESTHESIS. |
| LEISHMANIASES | • leishmaniases n. Plural of leishmaniasis. • LEISHMANIASIS n. infection with or a disease caused by species of Leishmania, principally kala-azar and oriental sore, also LEISHMANIOSIS. |
| MATHEMATICISE | • mathematicise v. Alternative spelling of mathematicize. • MATHEMATICISE v. to make mathematical, also MATHEMATICIZE, MATHEMATISE, MATHEMATIZE. |
| MATHEMATICIZE | • mathematicize v. (Transitive) To render mathematical. • MATHEMATICIZE v. to make mathematical, also MATHEMATICISE, MATHEMATISE, MATHEMATIZE. |
| RADIESTHESIAS | • RADIESTHESIA n. sensitivity to radiation from any source. |
| RAMAPITHECINE | • ramapithecine n. Any extinct hominoid of the genus †Ramapithecus (now known as †Sivapithecus). • RAMAPITHECINE n. an early Pliocene genus of primates. |
| REHABILITATED | • rehabilitated v. Simple past tense and past participle of rehabilitate. • REHABILITATE v. to restore to a former capacity. |
| REHABILITATES | • rehabilitates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of rehabilitate. • REHABILITATE v. to restore to a former capacity. |
| THEATRICALISE | • theatricalise v. Alternative spelling of theatricalize. • THEATRICALISE v. to adapt to the theatre, also THEATRICALIZE. |
| THEATRICALIZE | • theatricalize v. (Transitive) To render suitable for the theatre. • THEATRICALIZE v. to adapt to the theatre, also THEATRICALISE. |