| CYTOSOMES | • cytosomes n. Plural of cytosome. • CYTOSOME n. the part of a cell outside the nucleus. |
| GOOEYNESS | • gooeyness n. The state or property of being gooey. • GOOEYNESS n. stickiness. |
| HOMOLYSES | • homolyses n. Plural of homolysis. • homolyses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of homolyse. • HOMOLYSIS n. decomposition into two uncharged atoms or radicals. |
| HOUSEBOYS | • houseboys n. Plural of houseboy. • house␣boys n. Plural of house boy. • HOUSEBOY n. a male servant. |
| LYSOSOMES | • lysosomes n. Plural of lysosome. • LYSOSOME n. a saclike part of a cell. |
| MYOSCOPES | • myoscopes n. Plural of myoscope. • MYOSCOPE n. an instrument for observing muscular contractions. |
| ONCOLYSES | • oncolyses n. Plural of oncolysis. • ONCOLYSIS n. the destruction of tumours. |
| OSSEOUSLY | • osseously adv. By means of bone. • OSSEOUS adv. composed of bone; resembling bone. |
| OSTENSORY | • ostensory n. Monstrance. • OSTENSORY n. a container for holding consecrated Communion wafers. |
| POLYPOSES | • polyposes n. Plural of polyposis. • POLYPOSIS n. the presence or development of polyps. |
| POLYSOMES | • polysomes n. Plural of polysome. • POLYSOME n. a cluster of protein particles. |
| PYROSOMES | • pyrosomes n. Plural of pyrosome. • PYROSOME n. a type of thermostat. |
| SYCOMORES | • sycomores n. Plural of sycomore. • SYCOMORE n. a kind of fig tree. |
| WAYGOOSES | • waygooses n. Plural of waygoose. • WAYGOOSE n. an annual employees' dinner or outing, also WAYZGOOSE. |