| CHLORPYRIFOSES | Sorry, definition not available. |
| CONFESSORSHIPS | • confessorships n. Plural of confessorship. • CONFESSORSHIP n. the office of confessor. |
| FRACTOGRAPHIES | • fractographies n. Plural of fractography. • FRACTOGRAPHY n. the microscopic study of fractures in metal surfaces. |
| FRONTISPIECING | • frontispiecing v. Present participle of frontispiece. • FRONTISPIECE v. to provide with a frontispiece. |
| HETEROSPECIFIC | • heterospecific adj. (Systematics) Of or belonging to a different species. • heterospecific n. An organism belonging to a different species to another. • HETEROSPECIFIC n. an organism of a different species or group. |
| HYPERFUNCTIONS | • hyperfunctions n. Plural of hyperfunction. • HYPERFUNCTION n. the overactivity of a gland or other bodily organ. |
| PERFECTIONATES | • perfectionates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of perfectionate. • PERFECTIONATE v. to bring to perfection. |
| PERFECTIONISMS | • perfectionisms n. Plural of perfectionism. • PERFECTIONISM n. the doctrine that moral perfection constitutes the highest value. |
| PERFECTIONISTS | • perfectionists n. Plural of perfectionist. • PERFECTIONIST n. one who aspires to the perfect. |
| PETRIFICATIONS | • petrifications n. Plural of petrification. • PETRIFICATION n. turning to stone. |
| PREFABRICATORS | • prefabricators n. Plural of prefabricator. • PREFABRICATOR n. one who prefabricates. |
| PROLIFICNESSES | • PROLIFICNESS n. the state of being prolific. |
| REFLECTOGRAPHS | • reflectographs n. Plural of reflectograph. • REFLECTOGRAPH n. an image produced by reflectography. |
| STEREOSPECIFIC | • stereospecific adj. (Chemistry) Showing stereospecificity. • STEREOSPECIFIC adj. being, produced by, or involved in a stereochemically specific process. |
| SUPERCONFIDENT | • superconfident adj. Very confident. • SUPERCONFIDENT adj. extremely confident. |
| SUPERINFECTION | • superinfection n. An infection which follows or occurs during another infection or disease process. • SUPERINFECTION n. an infection arising during and in addition to another infection and caused by a different (or a different variety of the same) microorganism. |