| ATHEROGENESES | • atherogeneses n. Plural of atherogenesis. • ATHEROGENESIS n. the formation of atheromata. |
| CHAENOMELESES | • CHAENOMELES n. a shrub of the Chaenomeles genus of flowering shrubs, such as the japonica and flowering quince. |
| CHEESEHOPPERS | • CHEESEHOPPER n. a small fly whose larvae feed on cheese and move by jumping. |
| CHEESEMONGERS | • cheesemongers n. Plural of cheesemonger. • CHEESEMONGER n. one who sells cheeses. |
| COENAESTHESES | • cœnæstheses n. Plural of cœnæsthesis. • COENAESTHESIS n. general consciousness or awareness of one's body, also CENESTHESIA, CENESTHESIS, COENAESTHESIA, COENESTHESIA. |
| HEMATOGENESES | • HEMATOGENESIS n. the production of blood, also HAEMATOGENESIS. |
| HETEROCERCIES | • HETEROCERCY n. the state of being heterocercal, also HETEROCERCALITY. |
| HETEROGAMETES | • heterogametes n. Plural of heterogamete. • HETEROGAMETE n. male and female sex cells are different. |
| HETEROGENEOUS | • heterogeneous adj. Diverse in kind or nature; composed of diverse parts. • heterogeneous adj. (Mathematics) Incommensurable because of different kinds. • heterogeneous adj. (Physics, chemistry) Having more than one phase (solid, liquid, gas) present in a system or process. |
| HETEROGENESES | • heterogeneses n. Plural of heterogenesis. • HETEROGENESIS n. spontaneous or alternate generation, also HETEROGENY. |
| HETEROGENESIS | • heterogenesis n. (Biology) Abnormal organic development. • heterogenesis n. (Biology) The birth of a living being from a parent of a different kind; having two different forms in the life cycle. • HETEROGENESIS n. spontaneous or alternate generation, also HETEROGENY. |
| HONEYCREEPERS | • honeycreepers n. Plural of honeycreeper. • HONEYCREEPER n. a kind of tropical bird. |
| NEPHELOMETERS | • nephelometers n. Plural of nephelometer. • NEPHELOMETER n. an instrument for measuring cloudiness. |
| THERMOGENESES | • THERMOGENESIS n. the production of heat. |
| WHEREINSOEVER | • whereinsoever adv. In whatever way or aspect. • WHEREINSOEVER adv. in whatsoever respect or place. |