| CONVEYORISING | • conveyorising v. Present participle of conveyorise. • CONVEYORISE v. to equip with a conveyor, also CONVEYORIZE. |
| CRYOBIOLOGIES | • CRYOBIOLOGY n. the study of life under cold conditions. |
| GLYCOPROTEINS | • glycoproteins n. Plural of glycoprotein. • GLYCOPROTEIN n. any of the compounds formed by the conjugation of a protein with a substance containing a carbohydrate group other than a nucleic acid, also GLUCOPROTEIN. |
| GYROCOMPASSES | • gyrocompasses n. Plural of gyrocompass. • gyro␣compasses n. Plural of gyro compass. • GYROCOMPASS n. a compass which indicates direction by the freely moving axis of a rapidly spinning wheel. |
| LARYNGOSCOPES | • laryngoscopes n. Plural of laryngoscope. • LARYNGOSCOPE n. an instrument for examining the interior of the larynx. |
| MYRINGOSCOPES | • myringoscopes n. Plural of myringoscope. • MYRINGOSCOPE n. an instrument for viewing the eardrum. |
| MYRMECOLOGIES | • MYRMECOLOGY n. the scientific study of ants. |
| MYRMECOLOGIST | • myrmecologist n. One who studies ants. • MYRMECOLOGIST n. one who studies ants. |
| ORCHESOGRAPHY | • orchesography n. An enhanced form of choreography that includes details of the music to accompany the dance. • ORCHESOGRAPHY n. notation of dancing. |
| PHARYNGOSCOPE | • pharyngoscope n. An instrument used to examine the pharynx. • PHARYNGOSCOPE n. an instrument for inspecting the pharynx. |
| PROTEOGLYCANS | • proteoglycans n. Plural of proteoglycan. • PROTEOGLYCAN n. any of a class of glycoproteins of high molecular weight that are found esp. in the extracellular matrix of connective tissue. |
| PSYCHOSURGEON | • psychosurgeon n. One who carries out psychosurgery. • PSYCHOSURGEON n. a practitioner of psychosurgery. |
| RONTGENOSCOPY | • RONTGENOSCOPY n. observation by means of X-rays. |
| SEROLOGICALLY | • serologically adv. (Medicine) With respect to the analysis of blood. • SEROLOGICAL adv. as in serological typing, a technique based on antibody-antigen reactions, for the identification of pathogenic organisms when morphological differentiation is difficult or impossible, also SEROLOGIC. |