| ANDROMEDOTOXINS | • andromedotoxins n. Plural of andromedotoxin. • ANDROMEDOTOXIN n. a poisonous substance extracted from plants of the heath family and used in medicine to lower high blood pressure. |
| APPROXIMEETINGS | • APPROXIMEETING n. the practice of a group of people making indefinite plans to meet and then altering those plans regularly via mobile phones according to changing circumstances. |
| AXIOMATISATIONS | • axiomatisations n. Plural of axiomatisation. • AXIOMATISATION n. the act of reducing to a system of axioms, also AXIOMATIZATION. |
| AXIOMATIZATIONS | • axiomatizations n. Plural of axiomatization. • AXIOMATIZATION n. the act of reducing to a system of axioms, also AXIOMATISATION. |
| CHEMOTAXONOMIES | • chemotaxonomies n. Plural of chemotaxonomy. • CHEMOTAXONOMY n. the classification of plants and animals based on similarities and differences in biochemical composition. |
| CHEMOTAXONOMIST | • chemotaxonomist n. One who studies chemotaxonomy. • CHEMOTAXONOMIST n. one who practises chemotaxonomy. |
| CYTOTAXONOMISTS | • cytotaxonomists n. Plural of cytotaxonomist. • CYTOTAXONOMIST n. a practitioner of cytotaxonomy. |
| EXCEPTIONALISMS | • exceptionalisms n. Plural of exceptionalism. • EXCEPTIONALISM n. the condition of being different from the norm. |
| EXCOMMUNICATORS | • excommunicators n. Plural of excommunicator. • EXCOMMUNICATOR n. one who excommunicates. |
| EXTEMPORARINESS | • extemporariness n. The quality of being extemporary. • EXTEMPORARINESS n. the state of being extemporary. |
| EXTEMPORISATION | • extemporisation n. (British spelling) Alternative spelling of extemporization. • EXTEMPORISATION n. the act of extemporising, also EXTEMPORIZATION. |
| EXTENSIONALISMS | • extensionalisms n. Plural of extensionalism. • EXTENSIONALISM n. the state of being extensional. |
| INTERPAROXYSMAL | • interparoxysmal adj. Between paroxysms. • INTERPAROXYSMAL adj. between paroxysms. |
| OMNISEXUALITIES | Sorry, definition not available. |
| PROXIMATENESSES | • PROXIMATENESS n. the state of being proximate. |