| ANTHROPOMORPHIC | • anthropomorphic adj. Having the form of a human. • anthropomorphic adj. (Of animals, inanimate objects, and non-human entities) Having attributes or characteristics of a human being. • ANTHROPOMORPHIC adj. described or thought of as having a human form or human attributes. |
| ANTHROPOPHAGOUS | • anthropophagous adj. Who practices anthropophagy; cannibal. • ANTHROPOPHAGOUS adj. eating humans. |
| ANTHROPOPHOBIAS | • ANTHROPOPHOBIA n. fear of humans. |
| ANTHROPOPHOBICS | • anthropophobics n. Plural of anthropophobic. • ANTHROPOPHOBIC n. someone having a fear of humans. |
| ANTHROPOSOPHIES | • ANTHROPOSOPHY n. knowledge of the nature of humanity; human wisdom. |
| ANTHROPOSOPHIST | • anthroposophist n. A proponent of anthroposophy. • ANTHROPOSOPHIST n. one versed in anthroposophy, knowledge of the nature of humanity. |
| AUTOCHTHONOUSLY | • autochthonously adv. In an autochthonous manner. • AUTOCHTHONOUS adv. indigenous, aboriginal, also AUTOCHTHONAL, AUTOCHTHONIC. |
| HYPOMENORRHOEAS | • hypomenorrhoeas n. Plural of hypomenorrhoea. • HYPOMENORRHOEA n. the condition in which the interval between two menstrual periods is increased to between 35 and 42 days, also HYPOMENORRHEA. |
| NONPHOTOGRAPHIC | • nonphotographic adj. Not photographic. • NONPHOTOGRAPHIC adj. not photographic. |
| OPISTHOGNATHOUS | • opisthognathous adj. (Zoology) Having retreating jaws or teeth. • OPISTHOGNATHOUS adj. with receding jaws. |
| ORGANOPHOSPHATE | • organophosphate n. (Chemistry) Any ester of phosphoric acid or its derivatives, especially one used as an insecticide or herbicide. • ORGANOPHOSPHATE n. an organophosphorus compound (as a pesticide). |
| PHOSPHORYLATION | • phosphorylation n. (Biochemistry) the process of transferring a phosphate group from a donor to an acceptor; often catalysed by enzymes. • PHOSPHORYLATION n. the process of phosphorylating a chemical compound. |
| PHOTOZINCOGRAPH | • photozincograph n. A print made using photozincography. • PHOTOZINCOGRAPH n. a picture produced by photozincography. |