| COSMOGONIES | • cosmogonies n. Plural of cosmogony. • COSMOGONY n. a theory or myth of the origin of the universe, also COSMOGENY. |
| COSMOLOGIES | • cosmologies n. Plural of cosmology. • COSMOLOGY n. the study of the cosmos. |
| DOSIOLOGIES | • DOSIOLOGY n. the branch of medicine that deals with dosages, also DOSOLOGY, POSOLOGY. |
| GNOTOBIOSES | • GNOTOBIOSIS n. the rearing of organisms in a germfree environment. |
| GONIOSCOPES | • gonioscopes n. Plural of gonioscope. • GONIOSCOPE n. an instrument used for examining the structures of the eye between the cornea and the lens that are not directly visible. |
| HOMOLOGISES | • homologises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of homologise. • HOMOLOGISE v. to determine the homologies or structural relations of, also HOMOLOGIZE. |
| MONOLOGISES | • monologises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of monologise. • MONOLOGISE v. to engage in a monolog, also MONOLOGIZE, MONOLOGUISE, MONOLOGUIZE. |
| NOSTOLOGIES | • NOSTOLOGY n. the study of senility. |
| OECOLOGISTS | • œcologists n. Plural of œcologist. • OECOLOGIST n. a student of oecology, also ECOLOGIST. |
| OENOLOGISTS | • oenologists n. Plural of oenologist. • œnologists n. Plural of œnologist. • OENOLOGIST n. one versed in oenology, a student of wine. |
| OREOLOGISTS | • oreologists n. Plural of oreologist. • OREOLOGIST n. one versed in oreology, the study of mountains, also OROLOGIST. |
| OSTEOLOGIES | • osteologies n. Plural of osteology. • OSTEOLOGY n. the study of bones. |
| OSTEOLOGIST | • osteologist n. A scientist or physician whose speciality is osteology. • OSTEOLOGIST n. one who practises osteology. |
| SOCIOLOGESE | • sociologese n. The jargon used by sociologists. • SOCIOLOGESE n. sociological jargon. |
| SOCIOLOGIES | • sociologies n. Plural of sociology. • SOCIOLOGY n. the study of society. |
| SPOROGONIES | • sporogonies n. Plural of sporogony. • SPOROGONY n. the growth or development of an animal or a zooid from a nonsexual germ. |