| ANTHROPOLATRY | • anthropolatry n. The worship of a human or humans. • ANTHROPOLATRY n. the worship of human beings. |
| ENCEPHALOTOMY | • encephalotomy n. The dissection of the brain. • ENCEPHALOTOMY n. dissection of the brain. |
| GERONTOPHILIA | • gerontophilia n. Sexual attraction toward the elderly. • gerontophilia n. Love for the elderly or old age. • GERONTOPHILIA n. sexual attraction towards the elderly. |
| HOLOPLANKTONS | • HOLOPLANKTON n. organisms which remain as plankton throughout their whole life cycle. |
| HORRIPILATION | • horripilation n. A real or fancied bristling of the hair of the head or body, resulting from disease, terror, chilliness, etc. • HORRIPILATION n. the erection of the hair of the head or body from fear or cold. |
| METALLOPHONES | • metallophones n. Plural of metallophone. • METALLOPHONE n. an instrument like a xylophone with metal bars, the hammers being operated by hand or by means of a keyboard. |
| MONOPHTHONGAL | • monophthongal adj. (Linguistics) Of or pertaining to a monophthong. • monophthongal adj. (Linguistics, of a vowel) Pronounced as a single vowel sound; said especially of a vowel that is also… • MONOPHTHONGAL adj. of or like a monophthong. |
| PANTHEOLOGIES | • pantheologies n. Plural of pantheology. • PANTHEOLOGY n. a synthesis of all religions and the knowledge of all gods. |
| PANTHEOLOGIST | • pantheologist n. One versed in pantheology. • PANTHEOLOGIST n. a specialist in pantheology. |
| PATHOLOGISING | • pathologising v. Present participle of pathologise. • PATHOLOGISE v. to make pathological, also PATHOLOGIZE. |
| PATHOLOGIZING | • pathologizing v. Present participle of pathologize. • PATHOLOGIZE v. to make pathological, also PATHOLOGISE. |
| PHONOMETRICAL | • PHONOMETRICAL adj. relating to use of the phonometer, an instrument for measuring sound levels, also PHONOMETRIC. |
| PHOTOGELATINE | • PHOTOGELATINE adj. another name for collotype, a method of printing illustrations from hardened gelatin film. |
| PHYTOPLANKTON | • phytoplankton n. Plankton, especially those small in size, that obtain energy by photosynthesis. • PHYTOPLANKTON n. vegetable plankton, that includes diatoms, desmids, and dinoflagellates. |
| POLYHISTORIAN | • polyhistorian n. Synonym of polyhistor. • POLYHISTORIAN n. a person of great and varied learning, also POLYHISTOR. |
| SPHAGNOLOGIST | • sphagnologist n. One who studies sphagnology. • SPHAGNOLOGIST n. a student of sphagnology, the study of peat moss. |
| SULPHONATIONS | • sulphonations n. Plural of sulphonation. • SULPHONATION n. the act of sulphonating. |
| TAUTOPHONICAL | • tautophonical adj. Pertaining to, or characterized by, tautophony; repeating the same sound. • TAUTOPHONICAL adj. relating to tautophony, also TAUTOPHONIC. |
| TECHNOPOLITAN | • TECHNOPOLITAN n. a member of a technopolis. |