| ADIAPHORISTIC | • adiaphoristic adj. (Theology) Theologically indifferent. • ADIAPHORISTIC adj. theologically indifferent. |
| AMPHIDIPLOIDS | • amphidiploids n. Plural of amphidiploid. • AMPHIDIPLOID n. a hybrid having a complete diploid chromosome set from each parent. |
| AMPHIDIPLOIDY | • amphidiploidy n. The property of being amphidiploid. • AMPHIDIPLOIDY n. the state of being amphidiploid. |
| AMPHIPLOIDIES | • AMPHIPLOIDY n. the state of being amphiploid, having at least one set of diploid chromosomes derived from each parent species. |
| DICHROISCOPIC | • DICHROISCOPIC adj. relating to a dichroiscope. |
| DISWORSHIPING | • DISWORSHIP v. (Milton) to refuse to worship. |
| HAEMOPHILIOID | • HAEMOPHILIOID adj. relating to haemophilia, also HEMOPHILIOID. |
| HISPANIOLISED | • Hispaniolised v. Simple past tense and past participle of Hispaniolise. • HISPANIOLISE v. to make Spanish, also HISPANIOLIZE. |
| HISPANIOLIZED | • Hispaniolized v. Simple past tense and past participle of Hispaniolize. • HISPANIOLIZE v. to make Spanish, also HISPANIOLISE. |
| HISTIOPHOROID | • HISTIOPHOROID adj. related to a genus of swordfish. |
| HYPOACIDITIES | • hypoacidities n. Plural of hypoacidity. • HYPOACIDITY n. abnormally low acidity, as of the contents of the stomach. |
| IDIOMORPHISMS | • IDIOMORPHISM n. the state of being idiomorphic. |
| ISODIMORPHISM | • isodimorphism n. Isomorphism between the two forms severally of two dimorphous substances. • ISODIMORPHISM n. isomorphism between each of the two forms of a dimorphous substance and the corresponding forms of another dimorphous substance. |
| SIDEROPHILINS | • SIDEROPHILIN n. any of a group of blood glycoproteins that transport iron, aka transferrin. |
| SPHEROIDICITY | • spheroidicity n. The quality or state of being spheroidal. • SPHEROIDICITY n. the state of being spheroid. |
| SPHEROIDISING | • SPHEROIDISE v. to develop spherulitic or granular structure in, also SPHEROIDIZE. |
| SPHEROIDIZING | • spheroidizing v. Present participle of spheroidize. • SPHEROIDIZE v. to develop spherulitic or granular structure in, also SPHEROIDISE. |