| CLISTOGAMIES | • CLISTOGAMY n. the production of small flowers which do not open and in which self-pollination occurs, also CLEISTOGAMY. |
| COSMOLOGISTS | • cosmologists n. Plural of cosmologist. • COSMOLOGIST n. one who studies cosmology. |
| CYNOMOLGUSES | • cynomolguses n. Plural of cynomolgus. • CYNOMOLGUS n. a type of macaque. |
| GLOSSEMATICS | • glossematics n. A structuralist linguistic theory that defines the glosseme as the most basic unit of language. • GLOSSEMATICS n. the study of glossemes. |
| GLUCOSAMINES | • glucosamines n. Plural of glucosamine. • GLUCOSAMINE n. an amino derivative of glucose that occurs esp. as a constituent of various polysaccharides that are components of structural substances, such as chitin and cartilage. |
| LOGOMACHISTS | • logomachists n. Plural of logomachist. • LOGOMACHIST n. a person who engages in a war of words. |
| MICROLOGISTS | • micrologists n. Plural of micrologist. • MICROLOGIST n. a practitioner of micrology, the branch of science which depends on the use of a microscope. |
| MUSICALISING | • musicalising v. Present participle of musicalise. • MUSICALISE v. to make musical, also MUSICALIZE. |
| MUSICOLOGIES | • musicologies n. Plural of musicology. • MUSICOLOGY n. the study of musical theory. |
| MUSICOLOGIST | • musicologist n. One who studies musicology. • MUSICOLOGIST n. a student of musicology. |
| OSCILLOGRAMS | • oscillograms n. Plural of oscillogram. • OSCILLOGRAM n. a record made by an oscillograph. |
| PSYCHOLOGISM | • psychologism n. (Philosophy) The tendency to describe things in psychological or subjective terms. • PSYCHOLOGISM n. a theory that applies psychological conceptions to the interpretation of historical events or logical thought. |
| SIMULCASTING | • simulcasting v. Present participle of simulcast. • SIMULCAST v. to broadcast simultaneously on radio and television. |
| SOCIOLOGISMS | • sociologisms n. Plural of sociologism. • SOCIOLOGISM n. interpretation emphasizing social factors. |