| CETOLOGIES | • cetologies n. Plural of cetology. • CETOLOGY n. the study of whales. |
| COLEOPTILE | • coleoptile n. (Botany) A pointed sheath that protects the emerging shoot in monocotyledons such as oats and grasses. • COLEOPTILE n. the first leaf in grasses and monocotyledons, a protecting plumule. |
| ETHOLOGIES | • ethologies n. Plural of ethology. • ETHOLOGY n. the study of animal behaviour. |
| ETIOLOGIES | • etiologies n. Plural of etiology Alternative spelling of aetiologies. • ETIOLOGY n. the science of causes, esp. of disease, also AETIOLOGY. |
| FETOLOGIES | • FETOLOGY n. a branch of medicine dealing with the fetus. |
| HELIOTROPE | • heliotrope n. (Botany) A plant that turns so that it faces the sun. • heliotrope n. A light purple or violet colour. • heliotrope n. The fragrance of heliotrope flowers. |
| OVERTOILED | • overtoiled v. Simple past tense and past participle of overtoil. • OVERTOIL v. to exhaust by excessive toil. |
| TELEOLOGIC | • teleologic adj. Of, or relating to teleology; teleological. • TELEOLOGIC adj. exhibiting or relating to design or purpose esp. in nature, also TELEOLOGICAL. |
| TELEONOMIC | • teleonomic adj. Of or pertaining to teleonomy. • TELEONOMIC adj. relating to teleonomy, the property of living systems of being organized towards the attainment of ends without true purposiveness. |
| TELIOSPORE | • teliospore n. A teleutospore. • TELIOSPORE n. the thick-walled resting spore of rusts and smuts from which the basidium arises. |
| THEODOLITE | • theodolite n. A surveying instrument, consisting of a small mounted telescope, used to measure horizontal and vertical angles. • THEODOLITE n. a surveying instrument for measuring angles. |
| THEOLOGIES | • theologies n. Plural of theology. • THEOLOGY n. the study of religion. |
| THEOLOGISE | • theologise v. Alternative spelling of theologize. • THEOLOGISE v. to make theological, also THEOLOGIZE. |
| THEOLOGIZE | • theologize v. (Transitive) To treat something from a theological viewpoint. • theologize v. (Intransitive) To discuss or speculate about theological subjects. • THEOLOGIZE v. to make theological, also THEOLOGISE. |