| AUTOBIOGRAPHIC | • autobiographic adj. Of or relating to a person’s life or an account of a person’s life, as told by the subject. • AUTOBIOGRAPHIC adj. relating to autobiography. |
| BIOACCUMULATING | • bioaccumulating v. Present participle of bioaccumulate. • BIOACCUMULATE v. to accumulate in a biological system over time. |
| BIOCOMPUTING | • biocomputing n. (Computing) The design and construction of computers containing biological components. • biocomputing n. (Computing) The application of computing to the biological sciences; bioinformatics. • BIOCOMPUTING n. the application of computers to problems in biology and biochemistry. |
| BIOCOMPUTINGS | • BIOCOMPUTING n. the application of computers to problems in biology and biochemistry. |
| COAGULABILITIES | • coagulabilities n. Plural of coagulability. • COAGULABILITY n. the quality of being coagulable. |
| COAGULABILITY | • coagulability n. The ability to coagulate, of being coagulable. • COAGULABILITY n. the quality of being coagulable. |
| CONSUBSISTING | • consubsisting v. Present participle of consubsist. • CONSUBSIST v. to subsist together. |
| CONTRIBUTING | • contributing v. Present participle and gerund of contribute. • CONTRIBUTE v. to give or supply in common with others. |
| COUNTERBIDDING | • counterbidding v. Present participle of counterbid. |
| NONCONTRIBUTING | • noncontributing adj. Not contributing; that does not contribute or does not involve contribution. • NONCONTRIBUTING adj. not contributing. |
| OUTBITCHING | • outbitching v. Present participle of outbitch. • OUTBITCH v. to surpass in bitching, complaining. |
| OUTCLIMBING | • outclimbing v. Present participle of outclimb. • OUTCLIMB v. to surpass in climbing. |
| SUBCATEGORISING | • subcategorising v. Present participle of subcategorise. • SUBCATEGORISE v. to classify into subcategories, also SUBCATEGORIZE. |
| SUBCATEGORIZING | • subcategorizing v. Present participle of subcategorize. • SUBCATEGORIZE v. to classify into subcategories, also SUBCATEGORISE. |
| SUBINTRODUCING | • SUBINTRODUCE v. to bring in surreptitiously or subtly. |