| COLLINSIA | • collinsia n. (Botany) Any member of the plant genus Collinsia. • Collinsia prop.n. A taxonomic genus within the family Plantaginaceae – about 20 accepted species of annual flowering plants… • Collinsia prop.n. A taxonomic genus within the family Linyphiidae – certain spiders. |
| DIALLINGS | • diallings n. Plural of dialling. • DIALLING n. the art of making sundials, also DIALING. |
| GALLISING | • gallising v. (British spelling) present participle of gallise. • GALLISE v. in winemaking, to bring to standard proportions by adding water and sugar to an inferior must, also GALLISISE, GALLISIZE, GALLIZE. |
| ILLAPSING | • illapsing v. Present participle of illapse. • ILLAPSE v. to glide in. |
| ILLATIONS | • illations n. Plural of illation. • ILLATION n. the act of inferring from premises. |
| ISOCLINAL | • isoclinal adj. Having equal inclination or magnetic dip. • isoclinal n. Synonym of isocline. • ISOCLINAL n. a line connecting points of same magnetic dip, also ISOCLINIC. |
| KALLIDINS | • kallidins n. Plural of kallidin. • KALLIDIN n. a naturally occurring peptide, which causes contraction of smooth muscle and vasodilation. |
| NAILFILES | • nailfiles n. Plural of nailfile. • nail-files n. Plural of nail-file. • nail␣files n. Plural of nail file. |
| SAINTLILY | • saintlily adv. (Rare) In a saintly way. • SAINTLY adv. befitting a saint. |
| SCINTILLA | • scintilla n. A small spark or flash. • scintilla n. (Figuratively) A small or trace amount. • SCINTILLA n. (Latin) a spark; an atom. |
| SILKALINE | • silkaline n. A soft light cotton fabric resembling silk. • SILKALINE n. a soft light cotton fabric resembling silk, also SILKALENE, SILKOLINE. |
| SNAILLIKE | • snaillike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a snail. • SNAILLIKE adj. like a snail. |
| VANILLINS | • vanillins n. Plural of vanillin. • VANILLIN n. a white crystalline aldehyde having a burning taste and characteristic odor of vanilla, extracted from vanilla pods. |
| VILLANIES | • villanies n. Plural of villainy. • VILLANY n. conduct characteristic of a villain, also VILLAINY. |