| UMBRIFEROUS | • umbriferous adj. Casting or making a shade; umbrageous. • UMBRIFEROUS adj. giving or bearing shade. |
| MICROCULTURE | • microculture n. A very small (niche) culture. • MICROCULTURE n. a microscopic culture of cells or organisms. |
| COUNTERMURING | • countermuring v. Present participle of countermure. • COUNTERMURE v. to defend with a countermure. |
| FRUMENTARIOUS | • frumentarious adj. Relating to corn. • FRUMENTARIOUS adj. of or pertaining to corn. |
| MICROCULTURES | • microcultures n. Plural of microculture. • MICROCULTURE n. a microscopic culture of cells or organisms. |
| MICROPUNCTURE | • micropuncture n. A very small puncture. • micropuncture v. To make a very small puncture. • MICROPUNCTURE n. an extremely small puncture (as of a nephron). |
| RUTHERFORDIUM | • rutherfordium n. A transuranic chemical element (symbol Rf) with an atomic number of 104. • rutherfordium n. (Obsolete) A rejected name for seaborgium. • rutherfordium n. (Obsolete) A rejected name for lawrencium. |
| CURMUDGEONLIER | • curmudgeonlier adj. Comparative form of curmudgeonly: more curmudgeonly. • CURMUDGEONLY adj. like a curmudgeon. |
| MICROPUNCTURES | • micropunctures n. Plural of micropuncture. • MICROPUNCTURE n. an extremely small puncture (as of a nephron). |
| MICROSTRUCTURE | • microstructure n. Fine-scale structure. • MICROSTRUCTURE n. the microscopic structure of a material, as a mineral or a biological cell. |
| RUTHERFORDIUMS | • RUTHERFORDIUM n. an artificially produced radioactive transuranic element. |
| CIRCUMFORANEOUS | • circumforaneous adj. Wandering from place to place or market to market. • circumforaneous adj. (By extension) Indirect, roundabout, or unnecessarily complex. • CIRCUMFORANEOUS adj. wandering about as from market to market, vagrant, also CIRCUMFORANEAN. |
| MICROSTRUCTURES | • microstructures n. Plural of microstructure. • MICROSTRUCTURE n. the microscopic structure of a material, as a mineral or a biological cell. |
| STROMBULIFEROUS | • STROMBULIFEROUS adj. bearing spirally coiled organs. |