| DECALCOMANIA | • decalcomania n. The process of transferring decorative designs onto surfaces using decals. • decalcomania n. A decal. • DECALCOMANIA n. the art of transferring a design from paper to another surface. |
| UNACCLIMATED | • unacclimated adj. Not having been acclimated. • UNACCLIMATED adj. not acclimated. |
| ACCIDENTALISM | • accidentalism n. Accidental character or effect. • accidentalism n. The belief that outward appearance often contrasts with substance or essence (after Thomas Aquinas). • accidentalism n. A system of medicine based on belief that symptoms of disease are caused by external factors. |
| DACTYLIOMANCY | • dactyliomancy n. Alternative form of dactylomancy. • DACTYLIOMANCY n. divination by means of a finger. |
| DECALCOMANIAS | • decalcomanias n. Plural of decalcomania. • DECALCOMANIA n. the art of transferring a design from paper to another surface. |
| ACCIDENTALISMS | • ACCIDENTALISM n. the theory that events do not have causes. |
| UNACADEMICALLY | • unacademically adv. In an unacademic way. • UNACADEMIC adv. not academic. |
| UNACCLIMATISED | • unacclimatised adj. Alternative spelling of unacclimatized. • UNACCLIMATISED adj. not acclimatised, also UNACCLIMATIZED. |
| UNACCLIMATIZED | • unacclimatized adj. Not acclimatized. • UNACCLIMATIZED adj. not acclimatized, also UNACCLIMATISED. |
| ACCOMMODATINGLY | • accommodatingly adv. In an accommodating manner. • ACCOMMODATING adv. ACCOMMODATE, to make fit, suitable, or congruous. |
| ACCOMMODATIONAL | • accommodational adj. Of or relating to accommodation. • ACCOMMODATIONAL adj. relating to accommodation. |
| DACTYLIOMANCIES | • DACTYLIOMANCY n. divination by means of a finger. |
| HYDROMECHANICAL | • hydromechanical adj. Of or pertaining to hydromechanics. • HYDROMECHANICAL adj. relating to a branch of mechanics that deals with the equilibrium and motion of fluids and of solid bodies immersed in them. |
| TRICHOMONACIDAL | • trichomonacidal adj. Destructive to trichomonads. • TRICHOMONACIDAL adj. relating to a trichomonacide, an agent used to destroy trichomonads. |