| BICUSPIDATE | • bicuspidate adj. Having two points or prominences (As teeth, leaves, fruit, etc.); bicuspid. • BICUSPIDATE adj. having two cusps. • BICUSPIDATE n. a tooth having two cusps, also BICUSPID. |
| BIOPROSPECT | • bioprospect v. To search for natural products that might have a commercial application. |
| BIRTHPLACES | • birthplaces n. Plural of birthplace. • BIRTHPLACE n. a place of birth or origin. |
| COMPATIBLES | • compatibles n. Plural of compatible. • COMPATIBLE n. something compatible. |
| INSPECTABLE | • inspectable adj. Able to be inspected. • INSPECTABLE adj. that can be inspected. |
| PICKETBOATS | • picketboats n. Plural of picketboat. • picket␣boats n. Plural of picket boat. • PICKETBOAT n. a craft used (as by the coastguard) for harbour patrol. |
| PLEBISCITES | • plebiscites n. Plural of plebiscite. • PLEBISCITE n. a direct vote of the whole nation or of the people of a district on a special point. |
| POCKETBIKES | • pocket␣bikes n. Plural of pocket bike. • POCKETBIKE n. a type of small bicycle. |
| PUBLICITIES | • publicities n. Plural of publicity. • PUBLICITY n. the process of making something known to the general public. |
| PUTRESCIBLE | • putrescible adj. Decomposable; capable of becoming putrescent; rottable. • PUTRESCIBLE n. something capable of putrescence. |
| SUBCEPTIONS | • SUBCEPTION n. subliminal perception. |
| SUBJECTSHIP | • subjectship n. The state of being subject. • SUBJECTSHIP n. the state of being a subject. |
| SUSCEPTIBLE | • susceptible adj. Likely to be affected by something. • susceptible adj. Easily influenced or tricked; credulous. • susceptible adj. (Medicine) especially sensitive, particularly to a stimulus. |
| SUSCEPTIBLY | • susceptibly adv. In a susceptible manner. • SUSCEPTIBLE adv. open to the influence of. |
| THUMBPIECES | • thumbpieces n. Plural of thumbpiece. • THUMBPIECE n. a piece that is pressed by the thumb or receives the thumb. |
| USUCAPTIBLE | • usucaptible adj. Capable of being transferred by usucaption. • USUCAPTIBLE adj. relating to usucaption. |