| BICULTURALISM | • biculturalism n. The state or quality of being bicultural. • BICULTURALISM n. the state of being bicultural. |
| CIRCUMAMBIENT | • circumambient adj. Including all aspects of; encompassing. • circumambient adj. Surrounding. • circumambient adv. In a circumambient manner. |
| COMMUTABILITY | • commutability n. The quality of being commutable. • COMMUTABILITY n. the quality of being commutable. |
| COMPUTABILITY | • computability n. (Computing theory) The property of being computable by purely mechanical means. • COMPUTABILITY n. the quality of being computable. |
| CONNUBIALISMS | • CONNUBIALISM n. the state of being connubial. |
| LIEBFRAUMILCH | • Liebfraumilch n. A semi-sweet German white wine. • LIEBFRAUMILCH n. a fruity white Rhine wine. |
| LUMBRICALISES | • LUMBRICALIS n. one of certain muscles of the hand and foot used in flexing the digits, also LUMBRICAL. |
| MULTIPLICABLE | • multiplicable adj. That can be multiplied. • MULTIPLICABLE adj. that can be multiplied, also MULTIPLIABLE. |
| MULTISYLLABIC | • multisyllabic adj. (Of a word) Having more than one syllable. • MULTISYLLABIC adj. having many syllables. |
| PNEUMOBACILLI | • PNEUMOBACILLUS n. a rod-shaped bacterium that occurs in the respiratory tract and which causes pneumonia. |
| REPUBLICANISM | • republicanism n. The political ideology of being a citizen in a state as a republic under which the people hold popular sovereignty. • Republicanism n. (US politics) The policy or philosophy of the Republican Party of the United States. • REPUBLICANISM n. adherence to or sympathy for a republican form of government. |
| UMBILICATIONS | • umbilications n. Plural of umbilication. • UMBILICATION n. the state of being umbilicate. |
| UNMEDICINABLE | • unmedicinable adj. Not useful in medicine. • unmedicinable adj. Not medicable; that cannot be treated by means of medicine. • UNMEDICINABLE adj. not medicinable. |
| VIBRACULARIUM | • vibracularium n. Synonym of vibraculum. • VIBRACULARIUM n. a long bristle, a modified zooid, in some Polyzoa. |