| EMPYREUMATISE | • EMPYREUMATISE v. to render empyreumatic, also EMPYREUMATIZE. |
| EMPYREUMATISED | • EMPYREUMATISE v. to render empyreumatic, also EMPYREUMATIZE. |
| EMPYREUMATISES | • EMPYREUMATISE v. to render empyreumatic, also EMPYREUMATIZE. |
| EMPYREUMATISING | • EMPYREUMATISE v. to render empyreumatic, also EMPYREUMATIZE. |
| EMPYREUMATIZES | • empyreumatizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of empyreumatize. • EMPYREUMATIZE v. to render empyreumatic, also EMPYREUMATISE. |
| EPIMYSIUM | • epimysium n. A layer of connective tissue which surrounds individual muscles. • EPIMYSIUM n. a fibrous sheet enclosing a muscle. |
| GEMMIPAROUSLY | • gemmiparously adv. In a gemmiparous manner. • GEMMIPAROUS adv. reproducing by gemmae. |
| HYPERIMMUNISE | • hyperimmunise v. Alternative form of hyperimmunize. • 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. |
| HYPERIMMUNISED | • hyperimmunised v. Simple past tense and past 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. |
| HYPERIMMUNISES | • hyperimmunises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form 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. |
| 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. |
| HYPERIMMUNIZES | • hyperimmunizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form 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. |
| MULTIEMPLOYERS | • multiemployers n. Plural of multiemployer. • MULTIEMPLOYER n. one who employs many workers. |
| MYRMECOPHILOUS | • myrmecophilous adj. (Biology) Adapted to thrive in the presence of ants. • MYRMECOPHILOUS adj. ant-loving, of plants inhabited by ants and offering specialised shelters and food for them. |
| PERIMYSIUM | • perimysium n. (Anatomy) A layer of connective tissue which surrounds several muscle fibers into bundles. • PERIMYSIUM n. the connective tissue which surrounds and binds together muscle fibres. |
| PNEUMODYNAMICS | • PNEUMODYNAMICS n. the science of the mechanical properties of gases. |
| PRASEODYMIUM | • praseodymium n. A chemical element (symbol Pr) with an atomic number of 59, a soft, silvery, malleable and ductile metal… • PRASEODYMIUM n. a chemical element, a metal with green salts, isolated from the once-supposed element didymium. |
| PRASEODYMIUMS | • praseodymiums n. Plural of praseodymium. • PRASEODYMIUM n. a chemical element, a metal with green salts, isolated from the once-supposed element didymium. |
| SUPERSYMMETRIC | • supersymmetric adj. (Physics) Pertaining to supersymmetry. • SUPERSYMMETRIC adj. relating to supersymmetry. |
| SUPERSYMMETRIES | • supersymmetries n. Plural of supersymmetry. • SUPERSYMMETRY n. the correspondence between fermions and bosons of identical mass that is postulated to have existed during the opening moments of the big bang and that relates gravity to the other forces of nature. |