| ABYSSOPELAGIC | • abyssopelagic adj. Of or pertaining to the depths of the ocean; of the open waters of the abyssal zone. • ABYSSOPELAGIC adj. pertaining to the deepest regions of the ocean. |
| AGORAPHOBES | • agoraphobes n. Plural of agoraphobe. • AGORAPHOBE n. one with a morbid fear of open spaces. |
| AUTOBIOGRAPHERS | • autobiographers n. Plural of autobiographer. • AUTOBIOGRAPHER n. one who writes autobiographies. |
| AUTOBIOGRAPHIES | • autobiographies n. Plural of autobiography. • AUTOBIOGRAPHY n. the biography of a person narrated by himself or herself. |
| BACTERIOPHAGES | • bacteriophages n. Plural of bacteriophage. • BACTERIOPHAGE n. a bacterium that eats other bacteria. |
| BACTERIOPHAGIES | • BACTERIOPHAGY n. the eating of bacteria. |
| BACTERIOPHAGOUS | • bacteriophagous adj. Pertaining to the predation and consumption of bacterium. • BACTERIOPHAGOUS adj. of or like a bacteriophage, a bacterium that eats other bacteria, also BACTERIOPHAGIC. |
| IAMBOGRAPHERS | • iambographers n. Plural of iambographer. • IAMBOGRAPHER n. one who writes in iambics. |
| PALAEBIOLOGIES | • PALAEBIOLOGY n. the study of fossil plants and animals, also PALAEOBIOLOGY, PALEOBIOLOGY. |
| PALAEBIOLOGIST | • PALAEBIOLOGIST n. a student of palaebiology. |
| PALAEBIOLOGISTS | • PALAEBIOLOGIST n. a student of palaebiology. |
| PALAEOBIOLOGIES | • PALAEOBIOLOGY n. the study of fossil plants and animals, also PALAEBIOLOGY, PALEOBIOLOGY. |
| PALAEOBIOLOGIST | • palaeobiologist n. A scientist who studies palaeobiology. • PALAEOBIOLOGIST n. a student of palaeobiology. |
| PLUMBAGINACEOUS | • plumbaginaceous adj. (Botany) Belonging to the Plumbaginaceae. • PLUMBAGINACEOUS adj. belonging to the Plumbaginaceae, leadworts. |
| PROGRAMMABLES | • programmables n. Plural of programmable. • PROGRAMMABLE n. a device that can be programmed. |
| PROPAGABILITIES | • PROPAGABILITY n. the quality of being propagable. |
| PROPAGABLENESS | • PROPAGABLE n. capable of being propagated. |
| SYLLABOGRAPHIES | • SYLLABOGRAPHY n. use of a writing system consisting of characters for syllables rather than for individual sounds or whole words. |