| ANTHROPOGENESES | • ANTHROPOGENESIS n. the study of the origins of human beings, also ANTHROPOGONY. |
| ANTHROPOGENESIS | • anthropogenesis n. The origin of man. • ANTHROPOGENESIS n. the study of the origins of human beings, also ANTHROPOGONY. |
| ANTHROPOGENETIC | • anthropogenetic adj. Relating to anthropogenetics. • ANTHROPOGENETIC adj. relating to anthropogenesis, the study of the origins of human beings. |
| GEOMORPHOGENIES | • GEOMORPHOGENY n. the study of the origins of land forms. |
| GEOMORPHOGENIST | • GEOMORPHOGENIST n. a student of geomorphogeny, the study of the origins of land forms. |
| ORGANOTHERAPIES | • organotherapies n. Plural of organotherapy. • ORGANOTHERAPY n. treatment of disease by administration of animal organs or extracts of them, esp. of ductless gland extracts. |
| PALAEOETHNOLOGY | • palaeoethnology n. Alternative form of paleoethnology. • PALAEOETHNOLOGY n. the science of early man. |
| PHENOMENOLOGIES | • phenomenologies n. Plural of phenomenology. • PHENOMENOLOGY n. the study of phenomena. |
| PHENOMENOLOGIST | • phenomenologist n. (Philosophy) A philosopher who practices, advocates, or specializes in the scholarly study of phenomenology. • PHENOMENOLOGIST n. one who studies phenomenology. |
| PORPHYROGENITES | • porphyrogenites n. Plural of porphyrogenite. • PORPHYROGENITE n. a Byzantine emperor's son, born in the purple. |
| ROENTGENOGRAPHS | • roentgenographs n. Plural of roentgenograph. • roentgenographs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of roentgenograph. • ROENTGENOGRAPH n. an X-ray photograph, also RONTGENOGRAPH. |
| ROENTGENOGRAPHY | • roentgenography n. Radiography; The production of roentgenograms. • ROENTGENOGRAPHY n. radiography. |
| RONTGENOTHERAPY | • RONTGENOTHERAPY n. treatment by X-rays. |
| UNCHOREOGRAPHED | • unchoreographed adj. Not choreographed. • UNCHOREOGRAPHED adj. not choreographed. |
| WEATHERPROOFING | • weatherproofing n. (UK) The practice of protecting a building and its interior from the elements/weather and wind or Something… • weatherproofing v. Present participle of weatherproof. • WEATHERPROOF v. to make able to withstand exposure to weather without damage or loss of function. |