| BLAXPLOITATION | • blaxploitation n. (Film) A genre of exploitation films of the 1970s that starred black actors. • BLAXPLOITATION n. exploitation of black people, esp. in the American film industry, by casting them in negative, stereotypical roles. |
| BLAXPLOITATIONS | • BLAXPLOITATION n. exploitation of black people, esp. in the American film industry, by casting them in negative, stereotypical roles. |
| COXCOMBICALITY | • coxcombicality n. The quality of being coxcombical. • COXCOMBICALITY n. the state of being coxcombical. |
| DICARBOXYLIC | • dicarboxylic adj. (Organic chemistry) Having two carboxylic groups. • DICARBOXYLIC adj. containing two carboxyl groups in the molecule. |
| EXOBIOLOGICAL | • exobiological adj. Of or pertaining to exobiology; alien. • EXOBIOLOGICAL adj. relating to exobiology. |
| EXORABILITIES | • EXORABILITY n. the state of being exorable. |
| EXORABILITY | • exorability n. The quality or state of being exorable. • EXORABILITY n. the state of being exorable. |
| EXPLOITABILITY | • exploitability n. The state or condition of being exploitable. |
| EXPORTABILITIES | • EXPORTABILITY n. the state of being exportable. |
| EXPORTABILITY | • exportability n. The property of being exportable. • EXPORTABILITY n. the state of being exportable. |
| INEXORABILITIES | • inexorabilities n. Plural of inexorability. • INEXORABILITY n. the state of being inexorable. |
| INEXORABILITY | • inexorability n. The quality or state of being inexorable. • INEXORABILITY n. the state of being inexorable. |
| INTOXICABLE | • intoxicable adj. That can become intoxicated. • INTOXICABLE adj. able to be intoxicated. |
| OXIDISABLE | • oxidisable adj. (British spelling) Alternative spelling of oxidizable. • OXIDISABLE adj. that can be oxidised, also OXIDIZABLE. |
| OXIDIZABLE | • oxidizable adj. Capable of being oxidized. • OXIDIZABLE adj. that can be oxidized, also OXIDISABLE. |
| TRICARBOXYLIC | • tricarboxylic adj. (Organic chemistry) Having three carboxylic groups. • TRICARBOXYLIC adj. containing three carboxyl groups in the molecule. |