| BIFURCATES | • bifurcates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bifurcate. • BIFURCATE v. to fork. |
| FEBRICULAS | • febriculas n. Plural of febricula. • FEBRICULA n. a slight short fever, also FEBRICULE. |
| FEBRICULES | • febricules n. Plural of febricule. • FEBRICULE n. a slight short fever, also FEBRICULA. |
| SUBOFFICER | • subofficer n. An under or subordinate officer. • SUBOFFICER n. an under or subordinate officer. |
| BACCIFEROUS | • bacciferous adj. Producing berries. • BACCIFEROUS adj. bearing berries. |
| SUBOFFICERS | • subofficers n. Plural of subofficer. • SUBOFFICER n. an under or subordinate officer. |
| BIFURCATIONS | • bifurcations n. Plural of bifurcation. • BIFURCATION n. the state of being bifurcated. |
| 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. |
| RUBEFACTIONS | • rubefactions n. Plural of rubefaction. • RUBEFACTION n. reddening. |
| SUBFACTORIAL | • subfactorial n. (Mathematics, combinatorics) The result of deranging a number. In equations, it is usually symbolised… • SUBFACTORIAL n. something below a factorial. |
| CARBONIFEROUS | • carboniferous adj. Containing or producing carbon. • Carboniferous adj. (Geology) Of a geologic period within the Paleozoic era; comprises the lower, middle and upper Mississippian… • Carboniferous prop.n. (Geology) the Carboniferous period. |
| COBALTIFEROUS | • cobaltiferous adj. Containing or yielding cobalt. • COBALTIFEROUS adj. bearing cobalt. |
| FIBROVASCULAR | • fibrovascular adj. Having both fibrous and vascular tissue. • FIBROVASCULAR adj. having or consisting of fibers and conducting cells. |
| SUBFACTORIALS | • subfactorials n. Plural of subfactorial. • SUBFACTORIAL n. something below a factorial. |
| LIEBFRAUMILCHS | • LIEBFRAUMILCH n. a fruity white Rhine wine. |
| EBURNIFICATIONS | • eburnifications n. Plural of eburnification. • EBURNIFICATION n. the art of making like ivory. |