| ARBORICULTURE | • arboriculture n. The branch of horticulture concerned with the planting, growth, and maintenance of trees. • ARBORICULTURE n. the cultivation of trees and shrubs esp. for ornamental purposes. |
| BARORECEPTORS | • baroreceptors n. Plural of baroreceptor. • BARORECEPTOR n. a sensory nerve ending, esp. in the walls of large arteries, that is sensitive to changes in blood pressure. |
| CORROBORATING | • corroborating v. Present participle of corroborate. • corroborating adj. Supporting. • CORROBORATE v. to support with evidence or authority. |
| CORROBORATION | • corroboration n. The act of corroborating, strengthening, or confirming; addition of strength; confirmation. • corroboration n. That which corroborates. • CORROBORATION n. corroboration. |
| CORROBORATIVE | • corroborative adj. Serving to corroborate. • corroborative n. (Dated) a medical tonic; a corroborant. • CORROBORATIVE adj. serving to corroborate. |
| CORROBORATORS | • corroborators n. Plural of corroborator. • CORROBORATOR n. one who corroborates. |
| CORROBORATORY | • corroboratory adj. Serving to corroborate or strengthen. • CORROBORATORY adj. serving to corroborate. |
| CROSSBARRINGS | • CROSSBARRING n. the act of fitting with a crossbar. |
| IRRECOVERABLE | • irrecoverable adj. Not recoverable; incapable of being recovered. • irrecoverable adj. That cannot be recovered from or made good; irremediable. • IRRECOVERABLE adj. not capable of being recovered or rectified. |
| IRRECOVERABLY | • irrecoverably adv. In an irrecoverable manner; beyond recovery. • IRRECOVERABLE adv. not capable of being recovered or rectified. |
| PREFABRICATOR | • prefabricator n. One who prefabricates. • PREFABRICATOR n. one who prefabricates. |
| SCRAPERBOARDS | • scraperboards n. Plural of scraperboard. • SCRAPERBOARD n. a clay-surface board on which drawings can be made by scraping tints off as well as applying them. |
| TURBOCHARGERS | • turbochargers n. Plural of turbocharger. • TURBOCHARGER n. a centrifugal blower driven by exhaust gas turbines and used to supercharge an engine. |