| CUPULIFEROUS | • cupuliferous adj. (Botany) Bearing, or furnished with, a cupule. • CUPULIFEROUS adj. bearing cupules. |
| FERRUGINEOUS | • ferrugineous adj. Alternative spelling of ferruginous. • FERRUGINEOUS adj. of the colour of iron-rust, also FERRUGINOUS. |
| FLORICULTURE | • floriculture n. The farming of flowers. • FLORICULTURE n. the cultivation and management of ornamental and esp. flowering plants. |
| FRUCTIFEROUS | • fructiferous adj. Bearing fruit. • FRUCTIFEROUS adj. bearing fruit. |
| FUTUROLOGIES | • futurologies n. Plural of futurology. • FUTUROLOGY n. the study of the future. |
| LUMINIFEROUS | • luminiferous adj. Producing or transmitting light; luminous. • LUMINIFEROUS adj. bearing or bringing light. |
| PAPULIFEROUS | • papuliferous adj. Pimply; covered with papulae. • PAPULIFEROUS adj. pimply. |
| PLUMBIFEROUS | • plumbiferous adj. Producing or containing lead. • PLUMBIFEROUS adj. bearing or yielding lead. |
| SALUTIFEROUS | • salutiferous adj. (Now rare) Conducive to good health; healthy. • salutiferous adj. Conducive to safety or salvation. • SALUTIFEROUS adj. conducive to health or wellbeing. |
| SANGUIFEROUS | • sanguiferous adj. Conveying blood. • SANGUIFEROUS adj. bearing blood. |
| SUBFEUDATION | • subfeudation n. Alternative form of subinfeudation. • SUBFEUDATION n. subinfeudation. |
| SUDORIFEROUS | • sudoriferous adj. Bearing sweat; sweating, sweaty. • SUDORIFEROUS adj. inducing or secreting sweat. |
| SUFFRUTICOSE | • suffruticose adj. (Botany) Having a woody base, but shrubby higher up. • SUFFRUTICOSE adj. of a perennial plant, having a woody base, but remaining herbaceous in upper part. |
| SUPERFUSIONS | • superfusions n. Plural of superfusion. • SUPERFUSION n. the act of superfusing. |
| TUBERIFEROUS | • tuberiferous adj. Producing or bearing tubers. • TUBERIFEROUS adj. bearing tubers. |
| VIRULIFEROUS | • viruliferous adj. (Biology, agriculture) Virus-carrying, especially of insects which infest agricultural crops. • VIRULIFEROUS adj. containing, producing, or conveying an agent of infection and esp. a virus. |