| BIGNONIACEOUS | • bignoniaceous adj. (Botany) Of or relating to the flowering plant family Bignoniaceae. • BIGNONIACEOUS adj. belonging to the bignonia family. |
| BIOCONVERSION | • bioconversion n. The conversion of biological material into usable products; but especially the conversion of biomass into biofuel. • BIOCONVERSION n. the conversion of organic materials (as wastes) into an energy source (as methane) by processes (as fermentation) involving living organisms. |
| BOTANOMANCIES | • BOTANOMANCY n. divination using burning branches or plants. |
| CARBONISATION | • carbonisation n. (Chiefly Britain) Alternative spelling of carbonization. • CARBONISATION n. the act of carbonising, also CARBONIZATION. |
| COBBLESTONING | • cobblestoning n. (Medicine) Any lumpy appearance of the trachea, lungs, etc. caused by regular nodules. • COBBLESTONE v. to pave with cobblestones. |
| CONGLOBATIONS | • conglobations n. Plural of conglobation. • CONGLOBATION n. the act of conglobating. |
| CONTRABASSOON | • contrabassoon n. (Music) A larger version of the bassoon sounding one octave lower, having a technique similar to the… • CONTRABASSOON n. a musical instrument playing an octave below the bassoon. |
| CONTRIBUTIONS | • contributions n. Plural of contribution. • CONTRIBUTION n. the act of contributing. |
| HONEYCOMBINGS | • honeycombings n. Plural of honeycombing. • HONEYCOMBING n. honeycomb stitch. |
| NONBROADCASTS | Sorry, definition not available. |
| NONCOMBATANTS | • noncombatants n. Plural of noncombatant. • non-combatants n. Plural of non-combatant. • NONCOMBATANT n. one that does not engage in combat. |
| NONOBJECTIVES | • nonobjectives n. Plural of nonobjective. |
| NONOBSERVANCE | • nonobservance n. The failure to observe a custom, or to conform with a law. • NONOBSERVANCE n. a lack of observance. |
| SUBCOMPONENTS | • subcomponents n. Plural of subcomponent. • SUBCOMPONENT n. a subordinate component. |
| SUBCONTINUOUS | • subcontinuous adj. Nearly continuous, but with slight interruptions. • SUBCONTINUOUS adj. partially continuous. |