| BIOETHANOLS | • bioethanols n. Plural of bioethanol. • BIOETHANOL n. ethanol produced from fermented plant material, used as a petrol additive or substitute. |
| BOOKSELLING | • bookselling n. The sale of books. • BOOKSELLING n. the profession of selling books. |
| BRONCHIOLES | • bronchioles n. Plural of bronchiole. • BRONCHIOLE n. a minute bronchial tube. |
| COGNOSCIBLE | • cognoscible adj. Capable of being known. • cognoscible adj. Liable to judicial investigation. • COGNOSCIBLE adj. cognizable, knowable. |
| COLONISABLE | • colonisable adj. Alternative form of colonizable. • COLONISABLE adj. able to be colonised, also COLONIZABLE. |
| DOBSONFLIES | • dobsonflies n. Plural of dobsonfly. • DOBSONFLY n. the larva of a large neuropterous insect, used as fish bait, also DOBSON. |
| HEMOGLOBINS | • hemoglobins n. Plural of hemoglobin. • HEMOGLOBIN n. the iron-containing pigment which is the oxygen-carrying substance present in the red blood cells of vertebrates, also HAEMOGLOBIN. |
| MONOBLEPSIS | • monoblepsis n. (Pathology) A defect of vision that is evident only if both eyes are open. • MONOBLEPSIS n. a condition in which vision is more distinct when one eye only is used. |
| OBSESSIONAL | • obsessional adj. Marked by obsession. • OBSESSIONAL adj. relating to obsession. |
| OBSOLESCING | • obsolescing v. Present participle of obsolesce. • OBSOLESCE v. to grow obsolescent. |
| OBSOLETIONS | • obsoletions n. Plural of obsoletion. • OBSOLETION n. obsolescence. |
| SNOWMOBILED | • snowmobiled v. Simple past tense and past participle of snowmobile. • SNOWMOBILE v. to travel by any of various automotive vehicles for travel on snow. |
| SNOWMOBILER | • snowmobiler n. A person who operates a snowmobile. • SNOWMOBILER n. one who travels by snowmobile. |
| SNOWMOBILES | • snowmobiles n. Plural of snowmobile. • SNOWMOBILE v. to travel by any of various automotive vehicles for travel on snow. |
| SUBCOLONIES | • subcolonies n. Plural of subcolony. • SUBCOLONY n. a subordinate colony. |
| UNBLOODIEST | • UNBLOODY adj. not bloody. |