| ARCHITECTURALLY | • architecturally adv. In an architectural manner. • architecturally adv. Regarding architecture. • ARCHITECTURAL adv. of or relating to architecture. |
| COLLENCHYMATOUS | • collenchymatous adj. Relating to collenchyma. • COLLENCHYMATOUS adj. relating to collenchyma. |
| ELEUTHERODACTYL | • ELEUTHERODACTYL n. of birds, having the hind toe free. |
| EUPHEMISTICALLY | • euphemistically adv. In a euphemistic manner. • EUPHEMISTIC adv. relating to euphemism. |
| GLUTARALDEHYDES | • glutaraldehydes n. Plural of glutaraldehyde. • GLUTARALDEHYDE n. a compound that contains two aldehyde groups and is used esp. in tanning leather and in the fixation of biological tissues. |
| HERMENEUTICALLY | • hermeneutically adv. In a hermeneutical way. • HERMENEUTICAL adv. interpretive or explanatory, also HERMENEUTIC. |
| HYDROMETALLURGY | • hydrometallurgy n. The field of extractive metallurgy involving the use of aqueous chemistry for the recovery of metals… • HYDROMETALLURGY n. the treatment of ores by wet processes (as leaching). |
| HYPERCOAGULABLE | • hypercoagulable adj. (Of blood) Having an increased tendency to clot. • HYPERCOAGULABLE adj. excessively coagulable. |
| NEUROPATHICALLY | • neuropathically adv. In a neuropathic way. • NEUROPATHICAL adv. of or like a neuropathy, an affection of the nervous system or of a nerve, also NEUROPATHIC. |
| NONHOMOSEXUALLY | Sorry, definition not available. |
| THERAPEUTICALLY | • therapeutically adv. In a therapeutic manner. • THERAPEUTICAL adv. related to the healing arts, also THERAPEUTIC. |
| UNAUTHENTICALLY | • unauthentically adv. In a way that is not authentic. |
| UNCHALLENGEABLY | • unchallengeably adv. In an unchallengeable manner. • UNCHALLENGEABLE adv. not challengeable. |
| UNCHALLENGINGLY | • unchallengingly adv. In an unchallenging way; without challenge or difficulty. |
| ZYGOPHYLLACEOUS | • zygophyllaceous adj. (Botany) Of or relating to the family Zygophyllaceae of bean-capers, caltrops, and related plants. • ZYGOPHYLLACEOUS adj. belonging to the Zygophyllaceae, the bean caper family. |