| EXHILARATORS | • exhilarators n. Plural of exhilarator. • EXHILARATOR n. one who exhilarates. |
| HERETRIXES | • heretrixes n. Plural of heretrix. • HERETRIX n. (Latin) a female heritor, also HERITRIX. |
| HERITRIXES | • heritrixes n. Plural of heritrix. • HERITRIX n. a female heritor, also HERETRIX. |
| HEXYLRESORCINOL | • hexylresorcinol n. (Organic chemistry) A hexyl derivative of resorcinol that has anaesthetic, antiseptic and antihelmintic properties. • HEXYLRESORCINOL n. a crystalline phenol used as an antiseptic and anthelmintic. |
| HYDROPEROXIDES | • hydroperoxides n. Plural of hydroperoxide. • HYDROPEROXIDE n. a compound containing an O2H group. |
| HYDROXYPROLINES | • hydroxyprolines n. Plural of hydroxyproline. • HYDROXYPROLINE n. an amino acid. |
| HYPEREXCRETIONS | • HYPEREXCRETION n. excessive excretion. |
| HYPEROREXIAS | • HYPEROREXIA n. compulsive overeating. |
| HYPERPROSEXIA | • hyperprosexia n. (Medicine, rare) Excessive attention; an abnormal state in which a person concentrates on one thing… • HYPERPROSEXIA n. abnormal powers of perception, as in Australian aboriginal trackers. |
| HYPERPROSEXIAS | • HYPERPROSEXIA n. abnormal powers of perception, as in Australian aboriginal trackers. |
| HYPERPYREXIAS | • hyperpyrexias n. Plural of hyperpyrexia. • HYPERPYREXIA n. an extremely high fever, with a temperature of 41 degrees Centigrade or above, also HYPERTHERMY. |
| INHERITRIXES | • inheritrixes n. Plural of inheritrix. • INHERITRIX n. a female inheritor, also INHERITRESS. |
| LEXICOGRAPHERS | • lexicographers n. Plural of lexicographer. • LEXICOGRAPHER n. an author or editor of a dictionary. |
| ORTHOPRAXIES | • ORTHOPRAXY n. the treatment of deformities in the human body by mechanical appliances. |
| ORTHOREXIAS | • ORTHOREXIA n. an eating disorder characterized by excessive focus on eating healthy foods. |
| PEROXYSULPHURIC | • PEROXYSULPHURIC adj. as in peroxysulphuric acid. |
| XEROGRAPHIES | • XEROGRAPHY n. a nonchemical photographic process in which the plate is sensitized electrically and developed by dusting with electrically-charged fine powder. |