| ANASTOMOSES | • anastomoses n. Plural of anastomosis. • anastomoses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of anastomose. • ANASTOMOSE v. to inosculate; to intercommunicate by anastomosis, as the arteries and veins. |
| APOSTOLISES | • apostolises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of apostolise. • APOSTOLISE v. to preach, also APOSTOLIZE. |
| AUTOCROSSES | • autocrosses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of autocross. • AUTOCROSS n. motor racing round a rough grass track. |
| HOMEOSTASES | • homeostases n. Plural of homeostasis. • HOMEOSTASIS n. a tendency towards health or stable physical conditions, also HOMOEOSTASIS. |
| HOMEOSTASIS | • homeostasis n. (Physiology) The ability of a system or living organism to adjust its internal environment to maintain… • homeostasis n. Such a dynamic equilibrium or balance. • HOMEOSTASIS n. a tendency towards health or stable physical conditions, also HOMOEOSTASIS. |
| ICONOSTASES | • iconostases n. Plural of iconostasis. • ICONOSTAS n. (Greek) in Eastern churches, a screen separating the sanctuary from the nave, also ICONOSTASIS. |
| OSTEOBLASTS | • osteoblasts n. Plural of osteoblast. • OSTEOBLAST n. one of the protoplasmic cells from or around which the matrix of the bone is developed. |
| OSTEOCLASES | • osteoclases n. Plural of osteoclasis. • OSTEOCLASIS n. the surgical breaking of a bone. |
| OSTEOCLASIS | • osteoclasis n. (Medicine) The surgical fracture of a bone in order to correct a deformity. • OSTEOCLASIS n. the surgical breaking of a bone. |
| OSTEOCLASTS | • osteoclasts n. Plural of osteoclast. • OSTEOCLAST n. an instrument used in osteoclasis. |
| POSTSEASONS | • postseasons n. Plural of postseason. • post-seasons n. Plural of post-season. • POSTSEASON n. the time after the end of the season. |
| SHAHTOOSHES | • shahtooshes n. Plural of shahtoosh. • SHAHTOOSH n. (Persian) the soft wool of the protected Tibetan antelope, also SHATOOSH. |
| SOOTHSAYERS | • soothsayers n. Plural of soothsayer. • SOOTHSAYER n. a person who predicts the future by magical, intuitive, or more rational means. |
| STATOSCOPES | • statoscopes n. Plural of statoscope. • STATOSCOPE n. an instrument for measuring small changes in atmospheric pressure. |
| STONEMASONS | • stonemasons n. Plural of stonemason. • STONEMASON n. a mason who builds with stone. |