| BOUNCINGLY | • bouncingly adv. With a bouncing motion. • BOUNCING adv. BOUNCE, to spring back. |
| BUTYLATION | • butylation n. (Organic chemistry) A reaction in which a butyl group is added to a molecule. • BUTYLATION n. combination with the butyl group. |
| DOUBTINGLY | • doubtingly adv. In a doubting manner. • DOUBTING adv. in a state of doubt. |
| HONOURABLY | • honourably adv. In an honourable manner. • HONOURABLE adv. worthy of honour, also HONORABLE. |
| MOLYBDENUM | • molybdenum n. A chemical element (symbol Mo) with an atomic number of 42: a silvery metal, not found as a free element… • molybdenum n. A single atom of this element. • MOLYBDENUM n. a rare element of the chromium group. |
| MORIBUNDLY | • moribundly adv. In a moribund way. • MORIBUND adv. being about to die. |
| NEBULOSITY | • nebulosity n. (Meteorology, astronomy) The characteristic of being nebulous; cloudiness (measured in octas). • NEBULOSITY n. the state of being nebulous, also NEBULOUSNESS. |
| NEBULOUSLY | • nebulously adv. In a manner like that of a cloud or haze. • nebulously adv. As if viewed through a cloud or haze. • nebulously adv. Vaguely, without clear purpose or specific intention. |
| STUBBORNLY | • stubbornly adv. In a stubborn manner. • STUBBORN adv. obstinate. |
| UNBROKENLY | • unbrokenly adv. In an unbroken way; continuously. • UNBROKEN adv. not broken, also UNBROKE. |
| UNKNOWABLY | • unknowably adv. In an unknowable way; ineffably. • UNKNOWABLE adv. that cannot be known. |
| UNMOVEABLY | • unmoveably adv. Alternative form of unmovably. • UNMOVEABLE adv. that cannot be moved, also UNMOVABLE. |
| UNPROVABLY | • unprovably adv. In a way that cannot be proven. |
| UNSOCIABLY | • unsociably adv. In an unsociable manner. • UNSOCIABLE adv. not sociable. |
| UNSOLVABLY | • unsolvably adv. Such that it cannot be solved. |
| UNWORKABLY | • unworkably adv. In an unworkable fashion; not workably. |
| URBANOLOGY | • urbanology n. The branch of sociology that studies the problems of living in cities and towns. • URBANOLOGY n. the study of cities. |
| YOUNGBLOOD | • youngblood n. Someone who constitutes or brings fresh blood, especially a youngster who joins an older team etc. • Youngblood prop.n. A surname. • young␣blood n. Young people; youth. |