| AUTOTRANSFORMER | • autotransformer n. (Electrical engineering) A transformer with a single winding, its output being taken from taps. • AUTOTRANSFORMER n. a transformer in which the primary and secondary coils have part or all of their turns in common. |
| DIAMANTIFEROUS | • diamantiferous adj. Yielding diamonds. • DIAMANTIFEROUS adj. bearing diamonds. |
| ENTOMOFAUNAS | • entomofaunas n. Plural of entomofauna. • ENTOMOFAUNA n. (Latin) insect life. |
| FLAMMULATIONS | • flammulations n. Plural of flammulation. • FLAMMULATION n. flamelike marking. |
| FLAVOURDYNAMICS | • flavourdynamics n. Alternative spelling of flavordynamics. • FLAVOURDYNAMICS n. as in quantum flavourdynamics, a mathematical model used to describe the interaction of flavored particles (weak force) through the exchange of intermediate vector bosons. |
| FORMULARISATION | • formularisation n. Alternative spelling of formularization. • FORMULARISATION n. the act of formularising, also FORMULARIZATION. |
| FUNAMBULATIONS | • funambulations n. Plural of funambulation. • FUNAMBULATION n. tightrope-walking. |
| FUNAMBULATORS | • funambulators n. Plural of funambulator. • FUNAMBULATOR n. a tightrope walker. |
| MACROFAUNAS | • macrofaunas n. Plural of macrofauna. • MACROFAUNA n. animals visible to the naked eye. |
| MANGANIFEROUS | • manganiferous adj. (Mineralogy, metallurgy) Containing manganese. • MANGANIFEROUS adj. bearing manganese. |
| MANUFACTORIES | • manufactories n. Plural of manufactory. • MANUFACTORY n. a place where something is made. |
| MEIOFAUNAS | • meiofaunas n. Plural of meiofauna. • MEIOFAUNA n. animals less than 1 mm and larger than 0.1 mm across. |
| MICROFAUNAS | • microfaunas n. Plural of microfauna. • MICROFAUNA n. very small animals. |
| SLUMPFLATIONARY | • slumpflationary adj. Relating to slumpflation. • SLUMPFLATIONARY adj. relating to slumpflation. |
| UNIFORMITARIANS | • uniformitarians n. Plural of uniformitarian. • UNIFORMITARIAN n. one who believes that geological changes etc. can be explained by gradual processes rather than catastrophic events. |