| ARCHEOMAGNETISM | • archeomagnetism n. Alternative form of archaeomagnetism. • ARCHEOMAGNETISM n. an archaeological technique for dating certain clay objects by measuring the extent to which they have been magnetized by the earth's magnetic field. |
| ELECTROMYOGRAMS | • electromyograms n. Plural of electromyogram. • ELECTROMYOGRAM n. a tracing made by an electromyograph. |
| EMPYREUMATISING | • EMPYREUMATISE v. to render empyreumatic, also EMPYREUMATIZE. |
| EMPYREUMATIZING | • empyreumatizing v. Present participle of empyreumatize. • EMPYREUMATIZE v. to render empyreumatic, also EMPYREUMATISE. |
| EPIGRAMMATISERS | • EPIGRAMMATISER n. one who writes epigrams, also EPIGRAMMATIZER. |
| EPIGRAMMATIZERS | • epigrammatizers n. Plural of epigrammatizer. • EPIGRAMMATIZER n. one who epigrammatizes, also EPIGRAMMATISER. |
| FERRIMAGNETISMS | • FERRIMAGNETISM n. the state of being ferrimagnetic. |
| FERROMAGNETISMS | • ferromagnetisms n. Plural of ferromagnetism. • FERROMAGNETISM n. the state of being ferromagnetic. |
| GOVERNMENTALISM | • governmentalism n. (Sociology) Synonym of governmentality. • GOVERNMENTALISM n. a theory advocating extension of the sphere and degree of government activity. |
| MICROGAMETOCYTE | • microgametocyte n. A gametocyte that produces microgametes. • MICROGAMETOCYTE n. a gametocyte producing microgametes. |
| MICROMANAGEMENT | • micromanagement n. The direct management of a project, etc. to an excessive degree, with too much attention to detail and… • micro-management n. Alternative form of micromanagement. • MICROMANAGEMENT n. management at a very detailed level. |
| MICROPEGMATITES | • micropegmatites n. Plural of micropegmatite. • MICROPEGMATITE n. a microscopic intergrowth of quartz and feldspar. |
| MISARRANGEMENTS | • misarrangements n. Plural of misarrangement. • MISARRANGEMENT n. a wrong arrangement. |
| OVERMANAGEMENTS | Sorry, definition not available. |
| STALAGMOMETRIES | • STALAGMOMETRY n. measurement of surface tension by drops. |
| THREMMATOLOGIES | • THREMMATOLOGY n. the science of breeding domestic animals and plants. |