| BENEFACTIONS | • benefactions n. Plural of benefaction. • BENEFACTION n. the act of benefiting.
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| BENEFICENTLY | • beneficently adv. In a beneficent manner. • BENEFICENT adv. doing or producing good, also BENEFICENTIAL.
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| BENEFICIATED | • beneficiated v. Simple past tense and past participle of beneficiate. • BENEFICIATE v. to treat ores to remove impurities.
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| BENEFICIATES | • beneficiates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of beneficiate. • BENEFICIATE v. to treat ores to remove impurities.
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| FEBRIFACIENT | • febrifacient adj. (Rare, archaic) Producing a fever. • febrifacient n. A substance that produces a fever.
 • FEBRIFACIENT adj. causing fever.
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| FIBROCEMENTS | • FIBROCEMENT n. (tradename) a kind of wallboard, made of compressed asbestos and cement, also FIBRO, FIBROLITE. | 
| FIBRONECTINS | • fibronectins n. Plural of fibronectin. • FIBRONECTIN n. a protein found in blood, important in cell growth.
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| INDEFECTIBLE | • indefectible adj. Not defectible. • INDEFECTIBLE adj. not subject to failure or decay.
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| INDEFECTIBLY | • indefectibly adv. In an indefectible manner. • INDEFECTIBLE adv. not subject to failure or decay.
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| LABEFACTIONS | • LABEFACTION n. a weakening, a decay, also LABEFACTATION. | 
| OBJECTIFYING | • objectifying v. Present participle of objectify. • OBJECTIFY v. to make objective.
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| RUBEFACIENTS | • rubefacients n. Plural of rubefacient. • RUBEFACIENT n. an agent that is a gentle irritant producing increased blood circulation and reddening of the skin where it is applied.
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| RUBEFACTIONS | • rubefactions n. Plural of rubefaction. • RUBEFACTION n. reddening.
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| SANCTIFIABLE | • sanctifiable adj. That can be sanctified. • SANCTIFIABLE adj. able to be sanctified.
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| SORBEFACIENT | • sorbefacient adj. (Medicine) Producing absorption. • sorbefacient n. A medicine or substance that produces absorption.
 • SORBEFACIENT n. a substance promoting absorption.
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| TABEFACTIONS | • tabefactions n. Plural of tabefaction. • TABEFACTION n. wasting away, emaciation.
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