| LUBRITORIUM | • lubritorium n. (US, Australia) A facility where vehicles can be oiled. • LUBRITORIUM n. a place in a garage or service station where motor vehicles are lubricated. |
| LUBRITORIUMS | • lubritoriums n. Plural of lubritorium. • LUBRITORIUM n. a place in a garage or service station where motor vehicles are lubricated. |
| SUBMINIATURE | • subminiature adj. Compact or smaller than miniature. • subminiature adj. (Photography) of photography equipment and techniques using a smaller frame than 35mm. • subminiature n. Any item smaller than that considered miniature, especially electronic and electromechanical devices. |
| BICULTURALISM | • biculturalism n. The state or quality of being bicultural. • BICULTURALISM n. the state of being bicultural. |
| SUBMINIATURES | • SUBMINIATURE n. a subminiature camera or component. |
| BICULTURALISMS | • biculturalisms n. Plural of biculturalism. • BICULTURALISM n. the state of being bicultural. |
| SUBMINIATURISE | • SUBMINIATURISE v. to reduce to a size below miniature, also SUBMINIATURIZE. |
| SUBMINIATURIZE | • SUBMINIATURIZE v. to reduce to a size below miniature, also SUBMINIATURISE. |
| SUPERAMBITIOUS | • superambitious adj. (Informal) Very ambitious. • SUPERAMBITIOUS adj. extremely ambitious. |
| TRITUBERCULISM | • trituberculism n. Synonym of trituberculy. • TRITUBERCULISM n. the state of being tritubercular. |
| SUBMINIATURISED | • SUBMINIATURISE v. to reduce to a size below miniature, also SUBMINIATURIZE. |
| SUBMINIATURISES | • SUBMINIATURISE v. to reduce to a size below miniature, also SUBMINIATURIZE. |
| SUBMINIATURIZED | • SUBMINIATURIZE v. to reduce to a size below miniature, also SUBMINIATURISE. |
| SUBMINIATURIZES | • SUBMINIATURIZE v. to reduce to a size below miniature, also SUBMINIATURISE. |
| TRITUBERCULISMS | • TRITUBERCULISM n. the state of being tritubercular. |
| UBIQUITARIANISM | • ubiquitarianism n. The beliefs of the ubiquitarians. • UBIQUITARIANISM n. the Lutheran doctrine that holds that Christ is no more present in the elements of the Eucharist than elsewhere, as he is present in all places at all times. |