| ACCUSTOMATION | • accustomation n. The process of becoming accustomed to something; habituation. • ACCUSTOMATION n. the act of accustoming. |
| AUTHORISATION | • authorisation n. Alternative spelling of authorization. • AUTHORISATION n. the act of authorising, also AUTHORIZATION. |
| AUTHORIZATION | • authorization n. (Uncountable) Permission. • authorization n. (Countable) An act of authorizing. • authorization n. (Countable) (A document giving) formal sanction, permission or warrant. |
| AUTOROTATIONS | • autorotations n. Plural of autorotation. • AUTOROTATION n. the act of self-turning. |
| AUTOTOXAEMIAS | • autotoxaemias n. Plural of autotoxaemia. • AUTOTOXAEMIA n. self-poisoning caused by absorption of toxic products originating within the body, also AUTOTOXEMIA. |
| AUTOXIDATIONS | • autoxidations n. Plural of autoxidation. • AUTOXIDATION n. oxidation by direct combination with oxygen at ordinary temperatures. |
| COMPUTATIONAL | • computational adj. Of or relating to computation. • COMPUTATIONAL adj. relating to computation. |
| CONGRATULATOR | • congratulator n. A person who congratulates. • CONGRATULATOR n. one who congratulates. |
| FLUOROACETATE | • fluoroacetate n. (Chemistry) Any salt of fluoroacetic acid. • FLUOROACETATE n. an organofluorine compound. |
| MACROMUTATION | • macromutation n. A large-scale mutation. • MACROMUTATION n. an abnormally great change in the characteristics of a population of animals or plants over relatively few successive generations. |
| MONOSATURATED | • monosaturated adj. (Organic chemistry, of a glyceride) Having one saturated fatty acid. • MONOSATURATED adj. of or relating to fats that are liquid at room temperature, mostly deriving from nuts, avocados etc. |
| POSTULATIONAL | • postulational adj. (Usually physics) Derived from axioms or first principles. • POSTULATIONAL adj. of or like a postulate. |
| TAUTOPHONICAL | • tautophonical adj. Pertaining to, or characterized by, tautophony; repeating the same sound. • TAUTOPHONICAL adj. relating to tautophony, also TAUTOPHONIC. |