| ADSORPTIONS | • adsorptions n. Plural of adsorption. • ADSORPTION n. the adhering of atoms or molecules of gases, liquids, or solutes to exposed surfaces (usually of solids). |
| DEPOSITIONS | • depositions n. Plural of deposition. • DEPOSITION n. the act of depositing. |
| DESORPTIONS | • desorptions n. Plural of desorption. • DESORPTION n. release from an adsorbed state. |
| DISPLOSIONS | • displosions n. Plural of displosion. • DISPLOSION n. an explosion. |
| DISPOSITION | • disposition n. The way in which something or someone is disposed or disposed of (in any sense of those terms); thus… • disposition v. To remove or place in a different position. • DISPOSITION n. a person's usual temperament or frame of mind. |
| ENDOSCOPIES | • endoscopies n. Plural of endoscopy. • ENDOSCOPY n. the art or process of examining by means of the endoscope. |
| ENDOSCOPIST | • endoscopist n. A person who performs endoscopies. • ENDOSCOPIST n. one who uses an endoscope. |
| ISOPRENOIDS | • isoprenoids n. Plural of isoprenoid. • ISOPRENOID n. a type of chemical compound, featuring a hydrocarbon of the terpene group. |
| PICOSECONDS | • picoseconds n. Plural of picosecond. • PICOSECOND n. a trillionth of a second. |
| PODSOLISING | • PODSOLISE v. to turn into podsol, also PODSOLIZE. |
| POISONWOODS | • poisonwoods n. Plural of poisonwood. • POISONWOOD n. a poisonous tree of the cashew family native to Florida. |
| SHOPWINDOWS | • shopwindows n. Plural of shopwindow. • shop␣windows n. Plural of shop window. • SHOPWINDOW n. a display window of a store. |
| SPLINTWOODS | • SPLINTWOOD n. sapwood. |
| SPONDYLOSIS | • spondylosis n. (Medicine) A degenerative disease in which the vertebral joints of the spine become stiff and then fused. • SPONDYLOSIS n. disintegration of one or more vertebrae. |
| SPOONDRIFTS | • spoondrifts n. Plural of spoondrift. • spoon-drifts n. Plural of spoon-drift. • SPOONDRIFT n. the ocean spray which is blown by the wind, also SPINDRIFT. |
| SPRINGWOODS | • springwoods n. Plural of springwood. • SPRINGWOOD n. secondary wood formed in spring and early summer. |