| BLASTOCHYLES | • BLASTOCHYLE n. the fluid in a blastocoel. |
| COLLYWOBBLES | • collywobbles n. Often preceded by the: a stomach ache or an upset stomach. • collywobbles n. (By extension) Often preceded by the: anxiety, fear, uneasiness. • COLLYWOBBLES n. bellyache. |
| EBULLIOSCOPY | • ebullioscopy n. (Physics) the measurement of the boiling point of liquids. • EBULLIOSCOPY n. measurement by use of an ebullioscope. |
| INCONSOLABLY | • inconsolably adv. In an inconsolable manner. • INCONSOLABLE adv. incapable of being consoled. |
| LUBRICIOUSLY | • lubriciously adv. In a lubricious manner. • LUBRICIOUS adv. slippery; lewd, also LUBRIC, LUBRICAL, LUBRICOUS. |
| MONOSYLLABIC | • monosyllabic adj. Consisting of one syllable. • monosyllabic adj. Using monosyllables, speaking in monosyllables; curt. • monosyllabic n. A word consisting of one syllable. |
| MYELOBLASTIC | • myeloblastic adj. Of, pertaining to or containing myeloblasts. • MYELOBLASTIC adj. of or like a myeloblast. |
| NONSYLLABICS | • NONSYLLABIC n. a sound in speech that does not qualify as a syllable. |
| OCTOSYLLABIC | • octosyllabic adj. Containing eight syllables. • OCTOSYLLABIC adj. consisting of eight syllables. • OCTOSYLLABIC n. an octosyllabic line. |
| OCTOSYLLABLE | • octosyllable n. (Poetry) line of verse with eight syllables. • OCTOSYLLABLE n. a word or line of eight syllables. |
| POLYSYLLABIC | • polysyllabic adj. (Of a word) Having more than one syllable; having multiple or many syllables. • polysyllabic adj. (Of spoken or written language) Characterized by or consisting of words having numerous syllables. • polysyllabic n. A word having more than one syllable. |
| SUBSONICALLY | • subsonically adv. In a subsonic manner. • SUBSONIC adv. moving at a speed less than that of sound. |
| SYMBOLICALLY | • symbolically adv. In a symbolic manner. • symbolically adv. By means of symbols or a symbol. • symbolically adv. As symbols or a symbol. |
| SYMBOLOGICAL | • symbological adj. Pertaining to a symbology. • SYMBOLOGICAL adj. related to symbology. |