| AETIOLOGIES | • aetiologies n. Plural of aetiology. • ætiologies n. Plural of ætiology. • AETIOLOGY n. the science of causes, esp. of disease, also ETIOLOGY. |
| BOURGEOISIE | • bourgeoisie n. (Historical) A class of citizens who were wealthier members of the third estate. • bourgeoisie n. (Marxism) The capitalist class. • BOURGEOISIE n. (French) the middle classes. |
| EOSINOPHILE | • eosinophile n. Alternative form of eosinophil. • EOSINOPHILE n. a type of white blood cell, so called because it is easily stained by eosin, also EOSINOPHIL. |
| HELIOLOGIES | • HELIOLOGY n. the science of the sun. |
| HEMOPOIESIS | • hemopoiesis n. (Hematology, cytology) Formation of new cellular components of the blood in myeloid or lymphatic tissue. • HEMOPOIESIS n. the formation of blood, also HAEMATOPOIESIS, HAEMOPOIESIS, HEMATOPOIESIS. |
| HIEROLOGIES | • hierologies n. Plural of hierology. • HIEROLOGY n. the science of sacred matters. |
| IDEOLOGISED | • ideologised v. Simple past tense and past participle of ideologise. • IDEOLOGISE v. to render ideological, also IDEOLOGIZE. |
| IDEOLOGISES | • ideologises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ideologise. • IDEOLOGISE v. to render ideological, also IDEOLOGIZE. |
| IDEOLOGIZES | • ideologizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ideologize. • IDEOLOGIZE v. to render ideological, also IDEOLOGISE. |
| IDEOPOLISES | • ideopolises n. Plural of ideopolis. • IDEOPOLIS n. a city that is sustained primarily by intellectual enterprises such as education, the media, advertising and design, with a highly educated workforce. |
| ILEOSTOMIES | • ileostomies n. Plural of ileostomy. • ILEOSTOMY n. removal of the ileum, the anterior or superior bone of the pelvis. |
| IODOMETRIES | • IODOMETRY n. a procedure for determining the amount of iodine present in a substance. |
| IRENOLOGIES | • IRENOLOGY n. the study of peace. |
| NOTORIETIES | • notorieties n. Plural of notoriety. • NOTORIETY n. the state of being notorious. |
| OENOPHILIES | • OENOPHILY n. the love of wine. |
| OPEROSITIES | • OPEROSITY n. laboriousness. |
| SEMEIOLOGIC | • semeiologic adj. Alternative form of semiologic. • SEMEIOLOGIC adj. relating to semeiology, the study of signs and signals, also SEMEIOLOGICAL. |
| SEMIOLOGIES | • semiologies n. Plural of semiology. • SEMIOLOGY n. the study of signs and signals, also SEMEIOLOGY. |