| ASTROBIOLOGISTS | • astrobiologists n. Plural of astrobiologist. • ASTROBIOLOGIST n. one who studies astrobiology. |
| BALLISTOSPORES | • ballistospores n. Plural of ballistospore. • BALLISTOSPORE n. a spore, esp. a fungal spore, that is forcefully ejected from its source. |
| BLASTOSPORES | • blastospores n. Plural of blastospore. • BLASTOSPORE n. the orifice of a gastrula. |
| COLORABLENESSES | • COLORABLENESS n. the state of being colourable, also COLOURABLENESS. |
| HONORABLENESSES | • HONORABLENESS n. the state of being honorable, also HONOURABLENESS. |
| LABORIOUSNESS | • laboriousness n. The condition of being laborious. • LABORIOUS n. full of labour. |
| LABORIOUSNESSES | • LABORIOUSNESS n. LABORIOUS, full of labour. |
| PHLEBOSCLEROSES | • PHLEBOSCLEROSIS n. hardening and loss of elasticity of the veins. |
| PHLEBOSCLEROSIS | • phlebosclerosis n. (Pathology) sclerosis of the wall of a vein. • PHLEBOSCLEROSIS n. hardening and loss of elasticity of the veins. |
| REBLOSSOMS | • reblossoms v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reblossom. • REBLOSSOM v. to blossom again. |
| STILBOESTROLS | • stilboestrols n. Plural of stilboestrol. • STILBOESTROL n. a synthetic oestrogen, also STILBESTROL. |
| STROBILISATIONS | • STROBILISATION n. production or reproduction by strobilae, also STROBILIZATION. |
| SUBPROFESSIONAL | • subprofessional adj. Not meeting the quality standards expected of a professional. • subprofessional n. A person working at less than professional level. • SUBPROFESSIONAL adj. functioning or qualified to function below the professional level but distinctly above the clerical or labor level and usually under the supervision of a professionally trained person. |
| TROUBLESOMENESS | • troublesomeness n. The state or condition of being troublesome. • TROUBLESOMENESS n. the state of being troublesome. |
| TROUBLOUSNESS | • troublousness n. The quality of being troublous. • TROUBLOUSNESS n. the state of being troublous. |
| TROUBLOUSNESSES | • TROUBLOUSNESS n. the state of being troublous. |