| ARCUBALISTS | • arcubalists n. Plural of arcubalist. • ARCUBALIST n. a crossbow. |
| BIOPLASTICS | • bioplastics n. Plural of bioplastic. • BIOPLASTIC n. a plastic that is made from organic matter rather than oil. |
| BLACKSHIRTS | • blackshirts n. Plural of blackshirt. • Blackshirts n. Plural of Blackshirt. |
| BLACKSMITHS | • blacksmiths n. Plural of blacksmith. • Blacksmiths prop.n. Plural of Blacksmith. • BLACKSMITH n. a smith who forges iron. |
| BLASTODISCS | • blastodiscs n. Plural of blastodisc. • BLASTODISC n. the embryo-forming portion of an egg with discoid cleavage. |
| CATABOLISES | • catabolises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of catabolise. • CATABOLISE v. to subject to catabolism, destructive chemical processes in living creatures, also CATABOLIZE. |
| CATABOLISMS | • catabolisms n. Plural of catabolism. • CATABOLISM n. destructive chemical processes in living creatures, also KATABOLISM. |
| CHASTISABLE | • chastisable adj. Capable or deserving of chastisement; punishable. • CHASTISABLE adj. capable of being chastised. |
| CNIDOBLASTS | • cnidoblasts n. Plural of cnidoblast. • CNIDOBLAST n. a stinging thread cell containing a nematocyst. |
| ECBLASTESIS | • ecblastesis n. (Botany) The production of buds within flowers. • ECBLASTESIS n. proliferation of a floral axis. |
| MESOBLASTIC | • mesoblastic adj. (Biology) of, relating to, or resembling the mesoblast. • MESOBLASTIC adj. like a mesoblast. |
| SABBATICALS | • sabbaticals n. Plural of sabbatical. • SABBATICAL n. a period of leave from one's work, also SABBATIC. |
| SCRABBLIEST | • SCRABBLY adj. scrabbling. |
| SUBARTICLES | • subarticles n. Plural of subarticle. • SUBARTICLE n. a subordinate article. |
| SUBDIALECTS | • subdialects n. Plural of subdialect. • SUBDIALECT n. a subdivision of a dialect. |
| ULTRABASICS | • ultrabasics n. Plural of ultrabasic. • ULTRABASIC n. a rock very poor in silica. |
| VOCABULISTS | • vocabulists n. Plural of vocabulist. • VOCABULIST n. the writer or maker of a vocabulary; a lexicographer. |