| ARCHEOBOTANIES | • ARCHEOBOTANY n. the analysis and interpretation of plant remains found at archaeological sites, also ARCHAEOBOTANY. |
| BACTERIOPHAGES | • bacteriophages n. Plural of bacteriophage. • BACTERIOPHAGE n. a bacterium that eats other bacteria. |
| BLAMEWORTHIEST | • BLAMEWORTHY adj. worthy of censure. |
| BRONCHIECTASES | • bronchiectases n. Plural of bronchiectasis. • BRONCHIECTASIS n. a chronic dilatation of bronchi or bronchioles. |
| HETEROBLASTIES | • HETEROBLASTY n. the state of being heteroblastic. |
| HYPERMETABOLIC | • hypermetabolic adj. Pertaining to hypermetabolism. • HYPERMETABOLIC adj. relating to hypermetabolism, the physiological state of increased rate of metabolic activity. |
| INTERBEHAVIORS | • INTERBEHAVIOR n. the behaviour of interaction between organisms, also INTERBEHAVIOUR. |
| INTERBEHAVIOUR | • interbehaviour n. Rare spelling of interbehavior. • INTERBEHAVIOUR n. interaction between multiple individuals, also INTERBEHAVIOR. |
| MOUTHBREATHERS | • mouthbreathers n. Plural of mouthbreather. • mouth-breathers n. Plural of mouth-breather an alternative spelling of mouth breather. • mouth␣breathers n. Plural of mouth breather. |
| OVERBREATHINGS | • overbreathings n. Plural of overbreathing. • OVERBREATHING n. hyperventilation. |
| PHENOBARBITONE | • phenobarbitone n. (Pharmacology) A barbiturate drug used as a sedative. • PHENOBARBITONE n. a sedative and hypnotic drug used to treat epilepsy. |
| THERMOBALANCES | • thermobalances n. Plural of thermobalance. • THERMOBALANCE n. an analytical balance that measures weight changes when matter is heated. |
| THERMOFORMABLE | • thermoformable adj. Capable of being thermoformed. • THERMOFORMABLE adj. capable of being thermoformed. |
| WEATHERBOARDED | • weatherboarded v. Simple past tense and past participle of weatherboard. • WEATHERBOARD v. to fit such a board. |
| WHATABOUTERIES | • whatabouteries n. Plural of whataboutery. • WHATABOUTERY n. (of two communities in conflict) the practice of repeatedly blaming the other side and referring to events from the past. |