| ARBORICULTURIST | • arboriculturist n. A person who practices arboriculture; a tree surgeon. • ARBORICULTURIST n. one who practises arboriculture, the cultivation of trees and shrubs. |
| CEREBROVASCULAR | • cerebrovascular adj. (Anatomy) Relating to the blood vessels that run to or from the brain. • CEREBROVASCULAR adj. of or involving the cerebrum and the blood vessels supplying it. |
| INFRASTRUCTURAL | • infrastructural adj. Of, relating to or originating in infrastructure. • INFRASTRUCTURAL adj. of or like an infrastructure. |
| INTERCORRELATES | • intercorrelates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of intercorrelate. • INTERCORRELATE v. to correlate together. |
| MACROSTRUCTURAL | • macrostructural adj. Relating to macrostructure. • MACROSTRUCTURAL adj. of or like a macrostructure. |
| MICROSTRUCTURAL | • microstructural adj. Relating to a microstructure. • MICROSTRUCTURAL adj. relating to microstructure. |
| PARTICULARISERS | • PARTICULARISER n. one who particularises, also PARTICULARIZER. |
| PARTICULARIZERS | • particularizers n. Plural of particularizer. • PARTICULARIZER n. one who particularizes, also PARTICULARISER. |
| RETROREFLECTORS | • retroreflectors n. Plural of retroreflector. • RETROREFLECTOR n. a device that reflects radiation so that the paths of the reflected rays are parallel to those of the incident rays. |
| ROLLERCOASTERED | • ROLLERCOASTER v. to direct or cause to move with great speed, esp. in a set direction. |
| SUPERSTRUCTURAL | • superstructural adj. Of or pertaining to superstructure. • SUPERSTRUCTURAL adj. relating to superstructure. |
| TRINITROCRESOLS | • trinitrocresols n. Plural of trinitrocresol. • TRINITROCRESOL n. a yellow crystalline highly explosive compound. |
| ULTRASTRUCTURAL | • ultrastructural adj. Of or pertaining to ultrastructure. • ULTRASTRUCTURAL adj. relating to ultrastructure. |
| ULTRASTRUCTURES | • ultrastructures n. Plural of ultrastructure. • ULTRASTRUCTURE n. biological structure and esp. fine structure, as of a cell, not visible through an ordinary microscope. |