| ARCHEOMETRIES | • ARCHEOMETRY n. the use of scientific methods in archaeology, also ARCHAEOMETRY. |
| BREECHLOADERS | • breechloaders n. Plural of breechloader. • breech-loaders n. Plural of breech-loader. • BREECHLOADER n. a firearm that loads at the breech. |
| BROKENHEARTED | • brokenhearted adj. Grieved and disappointed, especially with the loss of a beloved person or thing, such as the repudiation… • broken-hearted adj. Alternative spelling of brokenhearted Feeling depressed, despondent, or hopeless, especially over losing a love. • broken␣hearted adj. (Of a person) that has a broken heart. |
| CORESEARCHERS | • coresearchers n. Plural of coresearcher. • CORESEARCHER n. a joint researcher. |
| HETEROPTERANS | • heteropterans n. Plural of heteropteran. • HETEROPTERAN n. a member of the Heteroptera. |
| HETEROTHERMAL | • heterothermal adj. Alternative form of heterothermic. • HETEROTHERMAL adj. taking the temperature of the surroundings. |
| HORSEFEATHERS | • horsefeathers interj. (Euphemistic) Indicates disbelief. • horsefeathers n. Plural of horsefeather (singular not used). • horsefeathers n. (Euphemistic) Nonsense; indicates disbelief. |
| HOUSEBREAKERS | • housebreakers n. Plural of housebreaker. • house-breakers n. Plural of house-breaker. • house␣breakers n. Plural of house breaker. |
| MEGAHERBIVORE | • megaherbivore n. (Biology) Any very large herbivore, typically one weighing more than 1000 kg. • MEGAHERBIVORE n. a large plant-eater. |
| OVERACHIEVERS | • overachievers n. Plural of overachiever. • over-achievers n. Plural of over-achiever. • OVERACHIEVER n. one who achieves success over and above the standard or expected level esp. at an early age. |
| OVERHARVESTED | • overharvested v. Simple past tense and past participle of overharvest. • OVERHARVEST v. to harvest to excess. |
| OVERWEATHERED | • overweathered v. Simple past tense and past participle of overweather. • OVERWEATHER v. (Shakespeare) to batter by violence of weather. |
| REORCHESTRATE | • reorchestrate v. To orchestrate again, in a new way. • REORCHESTRATE v. to orchestrate again. |
| SELENOGRAPHER | • selenographer n. A person who charts the moon’s surface. • selenographer n. A person who studies selenography. • SELENOGRAPHER n. one who maps the moon, also SELENOGRAPHIST. |
| SEROTHERAPIES | • serotherapies n. Plural of serotherapy. • SEROTHERAPY n. treatment with a serum or antitoxin. |
| STEREOGRAPHED | • stereographed v. Simple past tense and past participle of stereograph. • STEREOGRAPH v. to make a stereograph. |
| TROCHEAMETERS | • trocheameters n. Plural of trocheameter. • TROCHEAMETER n. a hodometer, also TROCHOMETER. |
| WEATHEROMETER | • weatherometer n. A device that measures the controlled weathering of a sample of material under the influence of light… • WEATHEROMETER n. an instrument for measuring weather-resisting properties of paint. |
| WEATHERPERSON | • weatherperson n. (Uncommon) A weather forecaster. • WEATHERPERSON n. a person who reports and forecasts the weather. |
| WHEELBARROWED | • wheelbarrowed v. Simple past tense and past participle of wheelbarrow. • WHEELBARROW v. to transport by wheelbarrow. |