| CHROMOXYLOGRAPH | • chromoxylograph n. A woodcut produced in colour. • CHROMOXYLOGRAPH n. a picture printed in colours from wooden blocks. |
| CLIMAXING | • climaxing v. Present participle of climax. • CLIMAX v. to reach a high point. |
| COMMIXING | • commixing v. Present participle of commix. • COMMIX v. to mix together. |
| COMPLEXIFYING | • complexifying v. Present participle of complexify. • COMPLEXIFY v. to render complex. |
| COMPLEXING | • complexing v. Present participle of complex. • complexing n. (Chemistry) The formation of a complex; complexation. • COMPLEX v. to make complicated. |
| EXCAMBING | • excambing v. Present participle of excamb. • EXCAMB v. (Scots) in Scots law, to exchange. |
| EXCLAIMING | • exclaiming v. Present participle of exclaim. • exclaiming n. Exclamation. • EXCLAIM v. to cry out in surprise. |
| EXCOMMUNICATING | • excommunicating v. Present participle of excommunicate. • EXCOMMUNICATE v. to formally exclude someone from a group or community, esp. from a religious community. |
| EXOGAMIC | • exogamic adj. Of or pertaining to exogamy. • EXOGAMIC adj. relating to exogamy, also EXOGAMOUS. |
| MYCOTOXICOLOGY | • mycotoxicology n. The study of mycotoxins. • MYCOTOXICOLOGY n. the study of fungal poisons. |
| MYCOTOXOLOGIES | • MYCOTOXOLOGY n. the study of mycotoxins. |
| MYCOTOXOLOGY | • MYCOTOXOLOGY n. the study of mycotoxins. |
| PLAGIOCLIMAX | • plagioclimax n. An altered or reduced climax of a plant ecosystem caused by human activity. • PLAGIOCLIMAX n. the climax stage of a community, influenced by man or some other outside factor. |
| PLAGIOCLIMAXES | • plagioclimaxes n. Plural of plagioclimax. • PLAGIOCLIMAX n. the climax stage of a community, influenced by man or some other outside factor. |