| DESIROUSLY | • desirously adv. With desire; eagerly. • DESIROUS adv. desiring. |
| JOYFULNESS | • joyfulness n. The state of being joyful. • JOYFULNESS n. the state of being joyful. |
| LYSIGENOUS | • lysigenous adj. (Biology) Related to or formed by lysigeny. • LYSIGENOUS adj. caused by the breaking down of cells, also LYSIGENETIC, LYSIGENIC. |
| NAUSEOUSLY | • nauseously adv. In a nauseous manner. • NAUSEOUS adv. causing nausea. |
| NEUROLYSES | • NEUROLYSIS n. disintegration of nerve substance; surgical liberation of nerve. |
| NEUROLYSIS | • neurolysis n. (Medicine) Destruction of nerve tissue. • NEUROLYSIS n. disintegration of nerve substance; surgical liberation of nerve. |
| PLAYHOUSES | • playhouses n. Plural of playhouse. • play␣houses n. Plural of play house. • PLAYHOUSE n. a child's miniature house for playing in. |
| POLYSEMOUS | • polysemous adj. (Linguistics) Having multiple meanings or interpretations. • POLYSEMOUS adj. having multiple meanings. |
| RESINOUSLY | • resinously adv. By means of, or in the manner, of resin. • RESINOUS adv. resembling resin. |
| SEDULOUSLY | • sedulously adv. Applying constant and enduring effort to a task or course of action; in a sedulous manner. • SEDULOUS adv. diligent, persevering. |
| SENSUOUSLY | • sensuously adv. In a sensuous manner. • SENSUOUS adv. pertaining to or derived from the senses. |
| SOULLESSLY | • soullessly adv. In a manner lacking soul or spirit. • SOULLESS adv. without a soul. |
| SPECIOUSLY | • speciously adv. In a specious manner; fallaciously and erroneously, but seeming superficially to be correct. • SPECIOUS adv. plausible, but inaccurate. |
| SQUAMOSELY | • squamosely adv. In a squamose manner. • SQUAMOSE adv. covered with scales, also SQUAMOUS, SQUAMATE. |
| SUPPOSEDLY | • supposedly adv. As a matter of supposition; in the beliefs or according to the claims of some people. • SUPPOSED adv. SUPPOSE, to assume to be true. |
| YOURSELVES | • yourselves pron. (Reflexive) Inflection of you (plural) used as the object of a verb or non-locative preposition in a… • yourselves pron. (Emphatic) You (plural), used to intensify the subject as the group addressed. • YOURSELF pron. a form of the second person pronoun. |