| ATHEOLOGY | • atheology n. Antagonism to theology; the study or profession of atheism. • ATHEOLOGY n. antagonism to theology. |
| ETHNOLOGY | • ethnology n. (Anthropology) The branch of anthropology that studies and compares the different human cultures. • ETHNOLOGY n. cultural anthropology; the science concerned with the varieties of the human race. |
| EUCHOLOGY | • euchology n. Euchologion; prayer book. • EUCHOLOGY n. (Greek) a formulary of prayers, esp. that of the Greek Church, also EUCHOLOGION. |
| HELIOLOGY | • heliology n. (Dated) heliophysics. • HELIOLOGY n. the science of the sun. |
| HERBOLOGY | • herbology n. The study of herbs and their medical properties, especially when combined. • HERBOLOGY n. the use or study of herbal medicine. |
| HIEROLOGY | • hierology n. The comparative and historical study of religions. • HIEROLOGY n. the science of sacred matters. |
| HUGEOUSLY | • hugeously adv. Hugely. • HUGEOUS adv. (archaic) huge. |
| HYALOGENS | • hyalogens n. Plural of hyalogen. • HYALOGEN n. a substance found in animal cells. |
| HYDROGELS | • hydrogels n. Plural of hydrogel. • HYDROGEL n. a gel or gelatinous precipitate in which the liquid constituent is water. |
| HYETOLOGY | • hyetology n. (Rare, archaic) The scientific study of precipitation. • HYETOLOGY n. the science of rainfall. |
| HYPERGOLS | • hypergols n. Plural of hypergol. • HYPERGOL n. a rocket fuel. |
| HYPOGAEAL | • hypogaeal adj. Alternative form of hypogeal. • HYPOGAEAL adj. germinating with cotyledons underground, also HYPOGAEAN, HYPOGAEOUS, HYPOGEAL, HYPOGEAN, HYPOGEOUS. |
| MOYGASHEL | • moygashel n. A type of linen originally made in the town of Moygashel, Ireland. • MOYGASHEL n. an Irish linen; a garment made from this type of Irish linen. |
| NEPHOLOGY | • nephology n. The branch of meteorology that studies clouds. • NEPHOLOGY n. the study of clouds. |
| OGREISHLY | • ogreishly adv. Like an ogre. • OGREISH adv. resembling an ogre, also OGRISH. |
| PHENOLOGY | • phenology n. (Biology) The study of the effect of climate on periodic biological phenomena. • PHENOLOGY n. the study of organisms as affected by climate, also PHAENOLOGY. |
| PHYLOGENY | • phylogeny n. (Systematics) The evolutionary history of groups of organisms, such as species or clades. • phylogeny n. (Systematics, informal) A phylogenetic diagram. • phylogeny n. The historical development of a human social or racial group. |
| THEROLOGY | • THEROLOGY n. the study of wild mammals. |
| XYLOPHAGE | • xylophage n. (Biology) Any living organism that feeds on wood. • XYLOPHAGE n. an insect larva, mollusc etc. that eats or bores into wood. |