| BITMAPPED | • bitmapped adj. (Computing) Represented by a bitmap. • BITMAP v. to produce a bitmap display. |
| BRADYPEPTIC | • bradypeptic adj. (Medicine, dated) Having abnormally slow digestion. • BRADYPEPTIC n. one who is slow of digestion. |
| BRADYPEPTICS | • BRADYPEPTIC n. one who is slow of digestion. |
| PAEDOBAPTISM | • paedobaptism n. The baptism of infants or young children. • pædobaptism n. Obsolete spelling of paedobaptism. • PAEDOBAPTISM n. the doctrine of infant baptism. |
| PAEDOBAPTIST | • paedobaptist n. Alternative form of pedobaptist. • pædobaptist adj. Obsolete form of pedobaptist. • pædobaptist n. Obsolete form of pedobaptist. |
| BIOPROSPECTED | • bioprospected v. Simple past tense and past participle of bioprospect. • bioprospected adj. Obtained by bioprospecting. |
| PAEDOBAPTISMS | • paedobaptisms n. Plural of paedobaptism. • pædobaptisms n. Plural of pædobaptism. • PAEDOBAPTISM n. the doctrine of infant baptism. |
| PAEDOBAPTISTS | • paedobaptists n. Plural of paedobaptist. • pædobaptists n. Plural of pædobaptist. • PAEDOBAPTIST n. a believer in paedobaptism. |
| DISAPPROBATION | • disapprobation n. An act or expression of condemnation or disapproval, especially on moral grounds. • DISAPPROBATION n. the act or state of disapproving. |
| DISAPPROBATIVE | • disapprobative adj. Disapproving. • DISAPPROBATIVE adj. disapproving. |
| DISAPPROBATORY | • disapprobatory adj. Containing disapprobation; serving to disapprove. • DISAPPROBATORY adj. disapproving. |
| FIBRINOPEPTIDE | • fibrinopeptide n. (Biochemistry) A polypeptide fragment, cleaved from fibrinogen by thrombin, that combines to form fibrin… • FIBRINOPEPTIDE n. any of the vertebrate polypeptides that are cleaved from fibrinogen by thrombin during clot formation. |
| DISAPPROBATIONS | • disapprobations n. Plural of disapprobation. • DISAPPROBATION n. the act or state of disapproving. |
| FIBRINOPEPTIDES | • fibrinopeptides n. Plural of fibrinopeptide. • FIBRINOPEPTIDE n. any of the vertebrate polypeptides that are cleaved from fibrinogen by thrombin during clot formation. |