| COSMETOLOGY | • cosmetology n. The science of cosmetics. • cosmetology n. The profession of a cosmetologist or beautician. • COSMETOLOGY n. the study of cosmetics. |
| HOMOZYGOSES | • homozygoses n. Plural of homozygosis. • HOMOZYGOSIS n. the condition of being a homozygote. |
| HOMOZYGOTES | • homozygotes n. Plural of homozygote. • HOMOZYGOTE n. an organism or cell having the same alleles for a particular inherited characteristic. |
| COSMETICOLOGY | • cosmeticology n. The science of cosmetic products; cosmetology. • COSMETICOLOGY n. the science of cosmetics. |
| GYNOMONOECISM | • GYNOMONOECISM n. the state of being gynomonoecious. |
| HOMOGENEOUSLY | • homogeneously adv. In a homogeneous manner. • HOMOGENEOUS adv. of a uniform consistency. |
| SYMBOLOLOGIES | • SYMBOLOLOGY n. the study of symbols, also SYMBOLOGY. |
| GYNOMONOECIOUS | • gynomonoecious adj. (Botany) Having bisexual flowers and female flowers on the same plant. • GYNOMONOECIOUS adj. having hermaphrodite and female flowers on the same plant. |
| GYNOMONOECISMS | • GYNOMONOECISM n. the state of being gynomonoecious. |
| HOMOZYGOSITIES | • homozygosities n. Plural of homozygosity. • HOMOZYGOSITY n. the state of being homozygous, inheriting a given genetic factor from both parents. |
| MYCOTOXOLOGIES | • MYCOTOXOLOGY n. the study of mycotoxins. |
| OSMOREGULATORY | • osmoregulatory adj. Of or pertaining to osmoregulation. • OSMOREGULATORY adj. relating to osmoregulation. |
| OXYHEMOGLOBINS | • oxyhemoglobins n. Plural of oxyhemoglobin. • OXYHEMOGLOBIN n. a loose compound of oxygen and haemoglobin, also OXYHAEMOGLOBIN. |
| SYMPTOMOLOGIES | • symptomologies n. Plural of symptomology. • SYMPTOMOLOGY n. the science of symptoms. |
| ETHNOMUSICOLOGY | • ethnomusicology n. (Music) The study of music and culture; the study of music as it relates to its cultural context. • ETHNOMUSICOLOGY n. the study of comparative musical systems. |
| OXYHAEMOGLOBINS | • oxyhaemoglobins n. Plural of oxyhaemoglobin. • OXYHAEMOGLOBIN n. a loose compound of oxygen and haemoglobin, also OXYHEMOGLOBIN. |