| BIOCENOLOGY | • biocenology n. (Biology) A branch of ecology involving the study of the interactions between biological communities. • BIOCENOLOGY n. the branch of ecology concerned with the relationships and interactions between the members of a natural community. |
| BOOGALOOING | • boogalooing v. Present participle of boogaloo. • BOOGALOO v. to dance the boogaloo. |
| BOONDOGGLED | • boondoggled v. Simple past tense and past participle of boondoggle. • BOONDOGGLE v. to carry out unnecessary work. |
| BOONDOGGLER | • boondoggler n. A person who boondoggles; a wastrel. • BOONDOGGLER n. one who engages in boondoggling. |
| BOONDOGGLES | • boondoggles n. Plural of boondoggle. • BOONDOGGLE v. to carry out unnecessary work. |
| GNOTOBIOSES | • GNOTOBIOSIS n. the rearing of organisms in a germfree environment. |
| GNOTOBIOSIS | • GNOTOBIOSIS n. the rearing of organisms in a germfree environment. |
| GNOTOBIOTES | • gnotobiotes n. Plural of gnotobiote. • GNOTOBIOTE n. a germfree animal. |
| GNOTOBIOTIC | • gnotobiotic adj. Pertaining to gnotobiotics. • GNOTOBIOTIC adj. relating to gnotobiotics, the study of organisms in germfree conditions. |
| OMBROGENOUS | • ombrogenous adj. (Of peat or a bog) Dependant on rain. • OMBROGENOUS adj. of plants, able to flourish in wet conditions. |
| OUTBLOOMING | • outblooming v. Present participle of outbloom. • OUTBLOOM v. to surpass in blooming. |
| OVERBOOKING | • overbooking v. Present participle of overbook. • overbooking n. An instance of selling or guaranteeing more seats than are available. • OVERBOOKING n. the act of booking more than necessary. |
| YOUNGBLOODS | • youngbloods n. Plural of youngblood. • Youngbloods prop.n. Plural of Youngblood. |