| BIOCENOLOGIES | • BIOCENOLOGY n. the branch of ecology concerned with the relationships and interactions between the members of a natural community. |
| CORROBOREEING | • CORROBOREE v. (Native Australian) to hold a kind of festivity. |
| ENTOMOLOGISED | • entomologised v. Simple past tense and past participle of entomologise. • ENTOMOLOGISE v. to practise entomology, also ENTOMOLOGIZE. |
| ENTOMOLOGISES | • entomologises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of entomologise. • ENTOMOLOGISE v. to practise entomology, also ENTOMOLOGIZE. |
| ENTOMOLOGIZED | • entomologized v. Simple past tense and past participle of entomologize. • ENTOMOLOGIZE v. to practise entomology, also ENTOMOLOGISE. |
| ENTOMOLOGIZES | • entomologizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of entomologize. • ENTOMOLOGIZE v. to practise entomology, also ENTOMOLOGISE. |
| GEOMORPHOGENY | • GEOMORPHOGENY n. the study of the origins of land forms. |
| GEOTECHNOLOGY | • geotechnology n. Geotechnical work. • GEOTECHNOLOGY n. the application of science and technology to the extraction and use of the earth's natural resources. |
| GERONTOLOGIES | • gerontologies n. Plural of gerontology. • GERONTOLOGY n. the scientific study of aging, also GERATOLOGY. |
| GERONTOPHOBES | • gerontophobes n. Plural of gerontophobe. • GERONTOPHOBE n. one with a morbid fear of old age. |
| HOMOGENEOUSLY | • homogeneously adv. In a homogeneous manner. • HOMOGENEOUS adv. of a uniform consistency. |
| INHOMOGENEOUS | • inhomogeneous adj. Not homogeneous. • INHOMOGENEOUS adj. relating to inhomogeneity. |
| NEONATOLOGIES | • neonatologies n. Plural of neonatology. • NEONATOLOGY n. the study of newborn babies. |
| NEUROETHOLOGY | • neuroethology n. The study of animal behavior and its underlying control by the nervous system. • NEUROETHOLOGY n. the description of features of animal behaviour in terms of the mechanisms of the nervous system. |
| PHENOMENOLOGY | • phenomenology n. (Philosophy) The study of structures of consciousness as experienced from the first-person point of view. • phenomenology n. (Philosophy) A movement based on this, originated about 1905 by Edmund Husserl. • phenomenology n. (Medicine, philosophy of medical sciences) An approach to clinical practice which places undue reliance… |
| PROLEGOMENOUS | • prolegomenous adj. (Literary) Introductory; functioning as a preface or prolegomenon. • PROLEGOMENOUS adj. of the nature of a prolegomenon, introduction, also PROLEGOMENAL, PROLEGOMENARY. |
| ROENTGENOLOGY | • roentgenology n. (Medicine, archaic) Radiography. • ROENTGENOLOGY n. radiology, also RONTGENOLOGY. |
| RONTGENOSCOPE | • RONTGENOSCOPE n. an apparatus for examining patients by use of X-rays, also ROENTGENOSCOPE. |
| SYNOECOLOGIES | • SYNOECOLOGY n. the study of ecological communities, also SYNECOLOGY. |
| THEOLOGOUMENA | • theologoumena n. Plural of theologoumenon. • THEOLOGOUMENON n. theological statement as opposed to divine one. |