| ASSUMPTIVELY | • assumptively adv. In an assumptive manner. • ASSUMPTIVE adv. assumed, or capable of being assumed. |
| AUTOSAMPLERS | • autosamplers n. Plural of autosampler. |
| DIPLOMATESES | • DIPLOMATESE n. the language of diplomacy. |
| DIPLOMATISES | • diplomatises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of diplomatise. • DIPLOMATISE v. to practise, or bring about by, diplomacy, also DIPLOMATIZE. |
| ERGASTOPLASM | • ergastoplasm n. (Anatomy) endoplasmic reticulum that is studded with ribosomes. • ERGASTOPLASM n. ribosome-studded endoplasmic reticulum. |
| FISSIPALMATE | • FISSIPALMATE adj. of some birds' feet, partially webbed, having lobes and fringes on separate toes. |
| HOMOPLASTIES | • HOMOPLASTY n. the quality or fact of being homoplastic, also HOMOPLASY. |
| IMPERIALISTS | • imperialists n. Plural of imperialist. • Imperialists n. Plural of Imperialist. • IMPERIALIST n. a supporter of imperialism. |
| MALAPERTNESS | • malapertness n. (Obsolete) The condition of being malapert. • MALAPERTNESS n. the state of being malapert. |
| PATERNALISMS | • paternalisms n. Plural of paternalism. • PATERNALISM n. a system or tendency in which well-meaning supervision and/or regulation, etc. is apt to become unwelcome interference. |
| PLAGIOSTOMES | • plagiostomes n. Plural of plagiostome. • PLAGIOSTOME n. any fish families of the Plagiostomata or Plagiostomi, the cross-mouthed fishes, sharks and ray. |
| PLASTOGAMIES | • PLASTOGAMY n. a process of fusion of the cytoplasm of two cells, the first step in syngamy, also PLASMOGAMY. |
| PLASTOMETERS | • plastometers n. Plural of plastometer. • PLASTOMETER n. an instrument for measuring plasticity. |
| SLIPSTREAMED | • slipstreamed v. Simple past tense and past participle of slipstream. • SLIPSTREAM v. to drive in the slipstream of a vehicle. |
| SPELAEOTHEMS | • SPELAEOTHEM n. a term for depositional features, such as stalactites and stalagmites, found in caves, also SPELEOTHEM. |
| STEPFAMILIES | • stepfamilies n. Plural of stepfamily. • STEPFAMILY n. a family acquired by a second marriage. |
| TEMPORALISES | • temporalises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of temporalise. • TEMPORALISE v. to make temporal, also TEMPORALIZE. |
| TEMPORALNESS | • temporalness n. The state or quality of being temporal. • TEMPORALNESS n. the state of being temporal. |
| TIMEPLEASERS | • timepleasers n. Plural of timepleaser. • time-pleasers n. Plural of time-pleaser. • TIMEPLEASER n. (Shakespeare) a timeserver. |