| ADMISSIBLE | • admissible adj. Capable or deserving to be admitted, accepted or allowed; allowable, permissible, acceptable. • admissible adj. (Artificial intelligence) Describing a heuristic that never overestimates the cost of reaching a goal. • ADMISSIBLE adj. that can be admitted, also ADMITTABLE. |
| BIODIESELS | • biodiesels n. Plural of biodiesel. • BIODIESEL n. a biofuel for use in diesel engines. |
| BISULFIDES | • bisulfides n. Plural of bisulfide. • BISULFIDE n. a sulphide having two atoms of sulphur in the molecule, also BISULPHIDE. |
| BLINDSIDES | • blindsides n. Plural of blindside. • blind-sides n. Plural of blind-side. • BLINDSIDE v. to hit unexpectedly; to surprise unpleasantly. |
| DIABOLISES | • diabolises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of diabolise. • DIABOLISE v. to convert into a devil, render diabolical, also DIABOLIZE. |
| DIABOLISMS | • diabolisms n. Plural of diabolism. • DIABOLISM n. devil-worship. |
| DIABOLISTS | • diabolists n. Plural of diabolist. • DIABOLIST n. one who practises diabolism. |
| DISABLISMS | • DISABLISM n. discrimination against the disabled. |
| DISABLISTS | • disablists n. Plural of disablist. • DISABLIST n. one who discriminates against the disabled. |
| DISBELIEFS | • disbeliefs n. Plural of disbelief. • DISBELIEF n. lack of belief. |
| DISOBLIGES | • disobliges v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disoblige. • DISOBLIGE v. to slight, inconvenience, etc. |
| DISSIPABLE | • dissipable adj. (Obsolete) Capable of being dissipated or dispersed. • DISSIPABLE adj. capable of being scattered or dissipated. |
| IDIOBLASTS | • idioblasts n. Plural of idioblast. • IDIOBLAST n. a plant cell that differs from neighbouring cells in the same tissue. |
| STABILISED | • stabilised v. Simple past tense and past participle of stabilise. • STABILISE v. to make stable, also STABILIZE. |
| STILTBIRDS | • stiltbirds n. Plural of stiltbird. • STILTBIRD n. a long-legged wading bird related to the avocet. |
| SUBLIMISED | • sublimised v. Simple past tense and past participle of sublimise. • SUBLIMISE v. to make sublime, also SUBLIMIZE. |
| SUBTILISED | • subtilised v. Simple past tense and past participle of subtilise. • SUBTILISE v. to make subtle; now esp. to argue subtly on, also SUBTILIZE. |