| CHEMOTAXONOMIC | • chemotaxonomic adj. Of or pertaining to chemotaxonomy. • CHEMOTAXONOMIC adj. relating to chemotaxonomy. |
| CHROMODYNAMICS | • chromodynamics n. (Physics) The study of the relationship between those quarks that possess the quantum property of color… • CHROMODYNAMICS n. strong interaction, color, and exchange of gluons. |
| IMPOSTHUMATION | • imposthumation n. The formation of an abscess; inflammation; suppuration. • imposthumation n. An abscess; an imposthume. • IMPOSTHUMATION n. the act of forming an imposthume, an abscess, also IMPOSTUMATION. |
| LYMPHOADENOMAS | • LYMPHOADENOMA n. a tumour of the lymph glands, aka Hodgkin's disease. |
| METAMORPHOSING | • metamorphosing v. Present participle of metamorphose. • METAMORPHOSE v. to change into a different physical form esp. by supernatural means. |
| METHAEMOGLOBIN | • methaemoglobin n. Alternative spelling of methemoglobin. • methæmoglobin n. Alternative spelling of methemoglobin. • METHAEMOGLOBIN n. a brown compound of oxygen and haemoglobin formed in the blood by the action of certain drugs. |
| MONOCHROMASIES | • MONOCHROMASY n. complete colour-blindness. |
| MONOCHROMATICS | • MONOCHROMATIC n. a monochromatic painting, drawing, garment, etc. |
| MONOCHROMATISM | • monochromatism n. The condition of being monochromatic. • monochromatism n. (Pathology) The condition of being totally colour blind; achromatopsia. • MONOCHROMATISM n. complete color blindness in which all colors appear as shades of gray. |
| MONOCHROMATORS | • monochromators n. Plural of monochromator. • MONOCHROMATOR n. a device for isolating a narrow portion of a spectrum. |
| MORPHINOMANIAC | • morphinomaniac n. A morphine addict. • MORPHINOMANIAC n. one excessively addicted to morphine. |
| MORPHINOMANIAS | • MORPHINOMANIA n. a habitual craving or desire for morphine. |
| NONCHROMOSOMAL | • nonchromosomal adj. Not chromosomal. • NONCHROMOSOMAL adj. not situated on a chromosome. |
| OMPHALOMANCIES | • OMPHALOMANCY n. predicting the number of children a mother will bear by counting the knots in her firstborn's umbilical cord. |