| BIBLIOGRAPHERS | • bibliographers n. Plural of bibliographer. • BIBLIOGRAPHER n. an expert in bibliography. |
| BIBLIOGRAPHIES | • bibliographies n. Plural of bibliography. • BIBLIOGRAPHY n. the history, identification, or description of writings or publications. |
| BLOODTHIRSTIER | • bloodthirstier adj. Comparative form of bloodthirsty: more bloodthirsty. • BLOODTHIRSTY adj. eager for bloodshed. |
| COHESIBILITIES | • COHESIBILITY n. the quality of being cohesible. |
| ETHNOBIOLOGIES | • ETHNOBIOLOGY n. the branch of biology involving the study of the traditional uses of plants and animals in various human societies. |
| ETHNOBIOLOGIST | • ethnobiologist n. A biologist whose speciality is ethnobiology. |
| HONORABILITIES | • honorabilities n. Plural of honorability. • HONORABILITY n. being honorable, also HONOURABILITY. |
| HYDROBIOLOGIES | • HYDROBIOLOGY n. the study of aquatic organisms. |
| MICROPUBLISHER | • micropublisher n. A publisher of microform publications. • micropublisher n. A publisher operating on a small scale, or for a niche audience. • MICROPUBLISHER n. one who publishes in microform, a process for reproducing printed matter in much reduced size. |
| NEIGHBORLINESS | • neighborliness n. The characteristic of being neighborly. • NEIGHBORLINESS n. the state of being neighborly. |
| NEIGHBOURLIEST | • NEIGHBOURLY adj. like a neighbour, also NEIGHBORLY. |
| PATHOBIOLOGIES | • pathobiologies n. Plural of pathobiology. • PATHOBIOLOGY n. the biology of disease. |
| PHLEBOTOMISING | • phlebotomising v. Present participle of phlebotomise. • PHLEBOTOMISE v. to perform phlebotomy on, also PHLEBOTOMIZE. |
| PHOTOBIOLOGIES | • PHOTOBIOLOGY n. the study of the effects of light on organisms. |
| REHABILITATORS | • rehabilitators n. Plural of rehabilitator. • REHABILITATOR n. one who rehabilitates. |
| SHOCKABILITIES | • SHOCKABILITY n. the quality of being shockable. |
| WEBLIOGRAPHIES | • webliographies n. Plural of webliography. • WEBLIOGRAPHY n. a list of items published on the internet, esp. one indicating sources used in the preparation of a book or academic paper. |
| WHISTLEBLOWING | • whistleblowing n. The disclosure to the public or to authorities, such as by an employee, of wrongdoing. • whistle-blowing n. The action of a whistleblower. • WHISTLEBLOWING n. the practice of informing on someone or putting a stop to something. |