| COMPUTERISING | • computerising v. Present participle of computerise. • COMPUTERISE v. to render suitable for a computer, also COMPUTERIZE. |
| COMPUTERIZING | • computerizing v. Present participle of computerize. • COMPUTERIZE v. to carry out, control, or produce by means of a computer, also COMPUTERISE. |
| EMPYREUMATISING | • EMPYREUMATISE v. to render empyreumatic, also EMPYREUMATIZE. |
| EMPYREUMATIZING | • empyreumatizing v. Present participle of empyreumatize. • EMPYREUMATIZE v. to render empyreumatic, also EMPYREUMATISE. |
| EPIGASTRIUM | • epigastrium n. (Anatomy) The upper middle region of the abdomen, between the umbilical and hypochondriac regions. • EPIGASTRIUM n. part of abdomen lying over the stomach. |
| HYPERIMMUNISING | • hyperimmunising v. Present participle of hyperimmunise. • HYPERIMMUNISE v. to induce a high level of immunity or of circulating antibodies in, as by a long course of injections of antigen, also HYPERIMMUNIZE. |
| HYPERIMMUNIZING | • hyperimmunizing v. Present participle of hyperimmunize. • HYPERIMMUNIZE v. to induce a high level of immunity or of circulating antibodies in, as by a long course of injections of antigen, also HYPERIMMUNISE. |
| MISPERSUADING | • mispersuading v. Present participle of mispersuade. • MISPERSUADE v. to persuade wrongly. |
| MULTIPROCESSING | • multiprocessing n. Computation using more than one processor. • MULTIPROCESSING n. the processing of several computer programs at the same time esp. by a computer system with two or more processors sharing a single memory. |
| OVERMULTIPLYING | • overmultiplying v. Present participle of overmultiply. • OVERMULTIPLY v. to become too numerous. |
| PERIGONIUM | • perigonium n. (Botany) The sterile parts of a flower; collectively, the sepals and petals (or tepals); the perianth. • perigonium n. (Botany) The modified leaves around the antheridia in a bryophytic plant. • perigonium n. (Dated, zoology) The wall of the sporosac in a hydroid. |
| PRIMOGENITURE | • primogeniture n. The state of being the firstborn of the children of the same parents. • primogeniture n. The principle that the eldest child, traditionally the eldest male, has an exclusive right of inheritance. • primogeniture n. (Countable) An instance of such a right of inheritance, established by custom or law. |
| PRIMOGENITURES | • primogenitures n. Plural of primogeniture. • PRIMOGENITURE n. an exclusive right of inheritance belonging to the eldest son, also PRIMOGENITIVE. |
| SUPERHUMANISING | • superhumanising v. Present participle of superhumanise. • SUPERHUMANISE v. to make superhuman, also SUPERHUMANIZE. |
| SUPERHUMANIZING | • superhumanizing v. Present participle of superhumanize. • SUPERHUMANIZE v. to make superhuman, also SUPERHUMANISE. |
| SUPERIMPOSING | • superimposing v. Present participle of superimpose. • superimposing n. Alternative form of superimposition. • SUPERIMPOSE v. to place or lay over or above something. |
| SUPERORGANICISM | • superorganicism n. (Philosophy) The belief that a culture or society transcends the purely organic nature of its individuals. • SUPERORGANICISM n. the state of being superorganic. |