| BALLISTOSPORES | • ballistospores n. Plural of ballistospore. • BALLISTOSPORE n. a spore, esp. a fungal spore, that is forcefully ejected from its source. |
| BIOGRAPHICALLY | • biographically adv. In the form of a biography. • BIOGRAPHICAL adv. relating to biography, also BIOGRAPHIC. |
| BLEPHAROPLASTS | • blepharoplasts n. Plural of blepharoplast. • BLEPHAROPLAST n. a basal body esp. of a flagellated cell. |
| BLEPHAROPLASTY | • blepharoplasty n. (Surgery) Plastic surgery on the eyelid to improve vision or for cosmetic reasons. • BLEPHAROPLASTY n. plastic surgery on the eyelid esp. to remove fatty or excess tissue. |
| BULLETPROOFING | • bulletproofing v. Present participle of bulletproof. • BULLETPROOF v. to make impenetrable to bullets. |
| DEPLORABLENESS | • deplorableness n. The state or quality of being deplorable. • DEPLORABLENESS n. the state of being deplorable. |
| HYPERBOLICALLY | • hyperbolically adv. In a hyperbolic manner. • HYPERBOLICAL adv. relating to a kind of mathematical curve, also HYPERBOLIC. |
| NONPOLARISABLE | • nonpolarisable adj. Alternative spelling of nonpolarizable. • NONPOLARISABLE adj. not polarisable, also NONPOLARIZABLE. |
| NONPOLARIZABLE | • nonpolarizable adj. Not able to be polarized. • NONPOLARIZABLE adj. not polarizable, also NONPOLARISABLE. |
| PARABIOTICALLY | • parabiotically adv. In a parabiotic manner. • PARABIOTIC adv. relating to parabiosis. |
| POLARISABILITY | • polarisability n. Alternative spelling of polarizability. • POLARISABILITY n. the ability to be polarised. |
| POLARIZABILITY | • polarizability n. (Physics) The relative tendency of a system of electric charges to become polarized in the presence… • POLARIZABILITY n. the state of being polarizable. |
| POLYCARBOXYLIC | • polycarboxylic adj. (Chemistry) Having multiple carboxylic functional groups. • POLYCARBOXYLIC adj. of or like a polycarboxylate. |
| STREPTOBACILLI | • streptobacilli n. Plural of streptobacillus. • STREPTOBACILLUS n. any of a genus of rod-shaped bacteria in which the individual cells are often joined in a chain. |