| ASTHENOSPHERES | • asthenospheres n. Plural of asthenosphere. • ASTHENOSPHERE n. the upper layer of the earth's mantle, below the lithosphere, characterized by a relatively low resistance to plastic flow. |
| ENCEPHALITOGEN | • encephalitogen n. Any substance that causes encephalitis. • ENCEPHALITOGEN n. an encephalitogenic agent, such as a virus. |
| ENCEPHALOCELES | • encephaloceles n. Plural of encephalocele. • ENCEPHALOCELE n. a protrusion of a portion of the brain through the skull, where the bones are incomplete in infancy. |
| EPHEMEROPTERAN | • ephemeropteran n. (Zoology) Any insect of the order Ephemeroptera, the mayflies. • EPHEMEROPTERAN n. any insect of the mayfly family. |
| GALEOPITHECINE | • GALEOPITHECINE adj. like a flying lemur, also GALEOPITHECOID. |
| MAGNETOSPHERES | • magnetospheres n. Plural of magnetosphere. • MAGNETOSPHERE n. a region of space surrounding a celestial object that is dominated by the object's magnetic field such that charged particles are trapped in it. |
| MESENCEPHALONS | • mesencephalons n. Plural of mesencephalon. • MESENCEPHALON n. the middle section of the embryonic brain. |
| METENCEPHALONS | • metencephalons n. Plural of metencephalon. • METENCEPHALON n. the anterior segment of the developing vertebrate hindbrain. |
| MYELENCEPHALON | • myelencephalon n. (Neuroanatomy) The portion of the brain composed of the medulla oblongata. • MYELENCEPHALON n. the posterior part of the developing vertebrate hindbrain or the corresponding part of the adult brain composed of the medulla oblongata. |
| OPENHANDEDNESS | • openhandedness n. Alternative form of open-handedness. • open-handedness n. The state or quality of being open-handed. • OPENHANDED n. generous. |
| PHENOMENALISED | • phenomenalised v. Simple past tense and past participle of phenomenalise. • PHENOMENALISE v. to represent as a phenomenon, also PHENOMENALIZE. |
| PHENOMENALISES | • phenomenalises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of phenomenalise. • PHENOMENALISE v. to represent as a phenomenon, also PHENOMENALIZE. |
| PHENOMENALIZED | • phenomenalized v. Simple past tense and past participle of phenomenalize. • PHENOMENALIZE v. to represent as a phenomenon, also PHENOMENALISE. |
| PHENOMENALIZES | • phenomenalizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of phenomenalize. • PHENOMENALIZE v. to represent as a phenomenon, also PHENOMENALISE. |
| RADIOTELEPHONE | • radiotelephone n. A device that allows two-way communication via radio. • radiotelephone v. To communicate via such a device. • radio-telephone n. (Telephony) Alternative spelling of radiotelephone. |
| SELENOGRAPHERS | • selenographers n. Plural of selenographer. • SELENOGRAPHER n. one who maps the moon, also SELENOGRAPHIST. |
| SELENOGRAPHIES | • SELENOGRAPHY n. the branch of astronomy dealing with the physical features of the moon. |
| SUPERPHENOMENA | • superphenomena n. Plural of superphenomenon. • SUPERPHENOMENON n. an exceptional phenomenon. |
| TELENCEPHALONS | • telencephalons n. Plural of telencephalon. • TELENCEPHALON n. the anterior subdivision of the embryonic forebrain or corresponding part of the adult forebrain. |
| WEATHERPERSONS | • weatherpersons n. Plural of weatherperson. • WEATHERPERSON n. a person who reports and forecasts the weather. |