| BELLICOSELY | • bellicosely adv. In a bellicose manner. • BELLICOSE adv. warlike. |
| BERYLLIOSES | • beryllioses n. Plural of berylliosis. • BERYLLIOSIS n. beryllium poisoning. |
| BESEEMINGLY | • beseemingly adv. (Archaic) In a beseeming manner. • BESEEMINGLY adv. BESEEMING. |
| BESIEGINGLY | • besiegingly adv. In a besieging manner. • BESIEGINGLY adv. BESIEGING. |
| CYBERCRIMES | • cybercrimes n. Plural of cybercrime. • CYBERCRIME n. computer-related crime. |
| CYBERNETICS | • cybernetics n. The theory/science of communication and control in living organisms or machines. • cybernetics n. The art/study of governing, controlling automatic processes and communication. • cybernetics n. Technology related to computers and Internet. |
| DEOXYRIBOSE | • deoxyribose n. (Biochemistry) A derivative of the pentose sugar ribose in which the 2’ hydroxyl (-OH) is reduced to… • DEOXYRIBOSE n. a pentose sugar obtained by the hydrolysis of DNA, also DESOXYRIBOSE. |
| HYPERBOLISE | • hyperbolise v. Alternative form of hyperbolize. • HYPERBOLISE v. to indulge in hyperbole, also HYPERBOLIZE. |
| ISOBUTYLENE | • isobutylene n. (Organic chemistry) methylpropene; isobutene. • ISOBUTYLENE n. an isomer of butylene used in the manufacture of synthetic rubber. |
| NIMBYNESSES | • NIMBYNESS n. adherence to the doctrine of 'not in my backyard', also NIMBYISM. |
| OBSESSIVELY | • obsessively adv. In an obsessive manner. • obsessively adv. To an obsessive degree. • OBSESSIVE adv. subject to obsession. |
| PRESBYOPIES | • PRESBYOPY n. long-sightedness in old age, also PRESBYOPIA. |
| REPRESSIBLY | • REPRESSIBLE adv. that can be repressed. |
| SERVICEABLY | • serviceably adv. In a serviceable manner. • SERVICEABLE adv. able or willing to serve. |
| SILVERBERRY | • silverberry n. A plant in the genus Elaeagnus, of about 50-70 species of deciduous or evergreen shrubs or small trees… • silverberry n. The fruit of such a plant. • silver␣berry n. Alternative spelling of silverberry. |
| TENEBROSITY | • tenebrosity n. The state or quality of being tenebrose or tenebrous. • TENEBROSITY n. darkness. |