| ELECTROMETER | • electrometer n. A device used to detect and measure static electricity; an electroscope. • electrometer n. A precision voltmeter that draws almost no current from the circuit. • ELECTROMETER n. an instrument for measuring electrical potential. |
| ELEMENTARIES | • elementaries n. Plural of elementary. |
| EMBEZZLEMENT | • embezzlement n. (Law, business) The fraudulent conversion of property from a property owner. • EMBEZZLEMENT n. the act of embezzling. |
| ENFEEBLEMENT | • enfeeblement n. The act of enfeebling; debilitation, enervation or devitalization. • ENFEEBLEMENT n. the act of enfeebling. |
| ETEPIMELETIC | • etepimeletic adj. (Zoology) Of animal behaviours: aimed at receiving care from others. • ETEPIMELETIC adj. of a type of social behaviour shown by young animals to elicit epimeletic behaviour. |
| NEPHELOMETER | • nephelometer n. (Analytical chemistry) An instrument for measuring various aspects of the suspended particles in a fluid;… • NEPHELOMETER n. an instrument for measuring cloudiness. |
| RELEASEMENTS | • releasements n. Plural of releasement. • RELEASEMENT n. release. |
| RESETTLEMENT | • resettlement n. The transportation of a group of people to a new settlement. • RESETTLEMENT n. the act of resettling. |
| TELEMARKETER | • telemarketer n. Someone who sells products or services by making unsolicited telephone calls. • TELEMARKETER n. one involved in telemarketing. |
| TELEMEDICINE | • telemedicine n. The transfer of medical information via telecommunication technologies for the purpose of consulting… • TELEMEDICINE n. medical treatment effected remotely. |
| TELEMEETINGS | • telemeetings n. Plural of telemeeting. • TELEMEETING n. a teleconference. |
| TELEMESSAGES | • telemessages n. Plural of telemessage. • TELEMESSAGE n. any of various messages sent by telephone or a telecommunication system, spec. a message sent by telephone or telex. |
| TELEMETERING | • telemetering v. Present participle of telemeter. • TELEMETER v. to measure using a telemeter, an instrument for measuring strain or distance from observer. |