| CYTOGENESES | • cytogeneses n. Plural of cytogenesis. • CYTOGENESIS n. the formation of cells. |
| DEOXYGENISE | • DEOXYGENISE v. to remove oxygen from, also DEOXYGENIZE. |
| DOPEYNESSES | • DOPEYNESS n. the state of being dopey. |
| ECTOENZYMES | • ectoenzymes n. Plural of ectoenzyme. • ECTOENZYME n. an exoenzyme, an enzyme that functions outside the cell producing it. |
| ENDOENZYMES | • endoenzymes n. Plural of endoenzyme. • ENDOENZYME n. an enzyme that functions inside the cell. |
| ENTEROCYTES | • enterocytes n. Plural of enterocyte. |
| GOOEYNESSES | • GOOEYNESS n. stickiness. |
| GYNOGENESES | • GYNOGENESIS n. reproduction in which a sperm penetrates an ovum but their nuclei do not fuse, and the embryo develops with maternal chromosomes only. |
| HETERODYNES | • heterodynes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of heterodyne. • HETERODYNE v. to change the frequency of (a signal) by imposing on a continuous wave another of slightly different length to produce beats. |
| HOKEYNESSES | • HOKEYNESS n. the state of being hokey, overdone, contrived, bogus, also HOKINESS. |
| HOMEYNESSES | • HOMEYNESS n. being homey, also HOMINESS. |
| HONEYEATERS | • honeyeaters n. Plural of honeyeater. • HONEYEATER n. any bird of a large Australian family. |
| HYLOGENESES | • HYLOGENESIS n. the origin of matter. |
| POLYETHENES | • POLYETHENE n. the systematic name for polythene. |
| POLYGENESES | • polygeneses n. Plural of polygenesis. • POLYGENESIS n. the theory that humans derived from many separate origins. |
| ZYMOGENESES | • ZYMOGENESIS n. the conversion of a zymogen into an enzyme. |