| ABSORPTIOMETERS | • absorptiometers n. Plural of absorptiometer. • ABSORPTIOMETER n. an instrument for measuring the solubility of gases in liquids. |
| AUTOBIOGRAPHERS | • autobiographers n. Plural of autobiographer. • AUTOBIOGRAPHER n. one who writes autobiographies. |
| BRACHISTOCHRONE | • brachistochrone n. (Mathematics) A cycloid; the curve of fastest descent between two points. • BRACHISTOCHRONE n. the curve along which a particle acted on by a force (e.g. gravity) will pass in the shortest time from one given point to another. |
| BRONCHODILATORS | • bronchodilators n. Plural of bronchodilator. • BRONCHODILATOR n. a drug that relaxes bronchial muscle resulting in expansion of the bronchial air passages. |
| CONTAINERBOARDS | • containerboards n. Plural of containerboard. • CONTAINERBOARD n. corrugated or solid cardboard used for making containers. |
| CORROBORATIVELY | • corroboratively adv. In a corroborative manner. • CORROBORATIVE adv. serving to corroborate. |
| MOUNTAINBOARDER | • mountainboarder n. One who takes part in the sport of mountainboarding. • MOUNTAINBOARDER n. one who uses a mountainboard. |
| OVERABSTRACTION | Sorry, definition not available. |
| OVERELABORATING | • overelaborating v. Present participle of overelaborate. • OVERELABORATE v. to elaborate excessively. |
| OVERELABORATION | • overelaboration n. Excessive elaboration; going into too much detail. • OVERELABORATION n. excessive elaboration. |
| PROBABILIORISTS | • probabiliorists n. Plural of probabiliorist. • PROBABILIORIST n. a believer in probabiliorism. |
| PROBATIONERSHIP | • probationership n. The state of being a probationer; novitiate. • PROBATIONERSHIP n. the state of being a probationer. |
| TRIBROMOETHANOL | • tribromoethanol n. An anaesthetic now mainly used in laboratory animals. • TRIBROMOETHANOL n. a soluble white crystalline compound with a slight aromatic odour, used as a general anaesthetic. |
| TRIBROMOMETHANE | • tribromomethane n. (Organic chemistry) bromoform. • TRIBROMOMETHANE n. another name for bromoform, a bromine compound analogous to chloroform. |