| BASIDIOMYCETOUS | • basidiomycetous adj. Relating to the basidiomycetes. • BASIDIOMYCETOUS adj. of or like a basidiomycete. |
| DISCOMMODIOUSLY | • discommodiously adv. In a discommodious manner. • DISCOMMODIOUS adv. inconvenient. |
| DISCOMYCETOUS | • DISCOMYCETOUS adj. of or like a discomycete. |
| DISHARMONIOUSLY | • disharmoniously adv. In a disharmonious manner. • DISHARMONIOUS adv. lacking in harmony. |
| DYSPROSIUM | • dysprosium n. A metallic chemical element (symbol Dy) with atomic number 66: a rare earth element with a metallic silver lustre. • DYSPROSIUM n. a rare-earth metal used in nuclear research. |
| DYSPROSIUMS | • DYSPROSIUM n. a rare-earth metal used in nuclear research. |
| HYDROMEDUSANS | • HYDROMEDUSAN n. a hydromedusa, also HYDROMEDUSA, HYDROMEDUSOID. |
| HYDROMEDUSAS | • hydromedusas n. Plural of hydromedusa. • HYDROMEDUSA n. a hydrozoan in its medusoid stage, also HYDROMEDUSAN, HYDROMEDUSOID. |
| HYDROMEDUSOIDS | • HYDROMEDUSOID n. a hydromedusa, also HYDROMEDUSA, HYDROMEDUSAN. |
| HYDROSOMATOUS | • HYDROSOMATOUS adj. of or like hydrosomata. |
| PRASEODYMIUMS | • praseodymiums n. Plural of praseodymium. • PRASEODYMIUM n. a chemical element, a metal with green salts, isolated from the once-supposed element didymium. |
| PSEUDOMARTYRS | • pseudomartyrs n. Plural of pseudomartyr. • PSEUDOMARTYR n. a false martyr. |
| PSEUDONYMITIES | • pseudonymities n. Plural of pseudonymity. • PSEUDONYMITY n. the state of being pseudonymous. |
| PSEUDONYMOUS | • pseudonymous adj. Of or pertaining to a pseudonym. • pseudonymous adj. (Of a name) Fictitious. • pseudonymous adj. That uses a pseudonym. |
| PSEUDONYMOUSLY | • pseudonymously adv. Under a pseudonym. • pseudonymously adv. (Computing, law) Pertaining to pseudonymization. • PSEUDONYMOUS adv. using a pseudonym. |
| PSEUDONYMS | • pseudonyms n. Plural of pseudonym. • PSEUDONYM n. a fictitious name assumed for the time, as by an author. |
| PSEUDOSYMMETRY | • pseudosymmetry n. Apparent symmetry of a crystal due to twinning. • PSEUDOSYMMETRY n. a deceptively close approach by a crystal to a higher degree of symmetry. |