| DISINHIBITIONS | • disinhibitions n. Plural of disinhibition. • DISINHIBITION n. the removal of inhibitions controlling normal behaviour. |
| EXHIBITIONISMS | • exhibitionisms n. Plural of exhibitionism. • EXHIBITIONISM n. extravagant behaviour aimed at drawing attention to oneself. |
| EXHIBITIONISTS | • exhibitionists n. Plural of exhibitionist. • EXHIBITIONIST n. one who engages in exhibitionism. |
| FASHIONABILITY | • fashionability n. Fashionableness. • FASHIONABILITY n. the state of being fashionable. |
| HIBERNISATIONS | • HIBERNISATION n. the act of hibernising, also HIBERNICISATION, HIBERNICIZATION, HIBERNIZATION. |
| HIBERNIZATIONS | • HIBERNIZATION n. the act of hibernizing, also HIBERNICISATION, HIBERNICIZATION, HIBERNISATION. |
| HONORABILITIES | • honorabilities n. Plural of honorability. • HONORABILITY n. being honorable, also HONOURABILITY. |
| HYBRIDISATIONS | • hybridisations n. Plural of hybridisation. • HYBRIDISATION n. the process of hybridising, also HYBRIDIZATION. |
| HYBRIDIZATIONS | • hybridizations n. (Chemistry) plural of hybridization. • HYBRIDIZATION n. the act of hybridizing, also HYBRIDISATION. |
| PROHIBITIONARY | • prohibitionary adj. Serving to prohibit something. • PROHIBITIONARY adj. serving to prohibit. |
| PROHIBITIONISM | • prohibitionism n. (Law) The doctrine that people will refrain from certain actions if they are deemed unlawful (prohibited). • PROHIBITIONISM n. support for prohibition. |
| PROHIBITIONIST | • prohibitionist n. A person who agrees with, or advocates a prohibition, especially the outlawing of the sale of alcoholic beverages. • PROHIBITIONIST n. one who favors prohibition. |
| REHABILITATION | • rehabilitation n. The process of rehabilitating somebody or something. • REHABILITATION n. the act of rehabilitating. |
| VASOINHIBITORS | • vasoinhibitors n. Plural of vasoinhibitor. • VASOINHIBITOR n. any of a group of drugs that reduce or inhibit the action of the vasomotor nerves. |
| VASOINHIBITORY | • vasoinhibitory adj. Vasodilatory. • VASOINHIBITORY adj. serving to inhibit the action of the vasomotor nerves. |