| ALTERNATIONS | • alternations n. Plural of alternation. • ALTERNATION n. the act of alternating. |
| ANTIELECTRON | • antielectron n. (Physics) Synonym of positron. • ANTIELECTRON n. the antimatter equivalent of an electron. |
| CONTROLMENTS | • controlments n. Plural of controlment. • CONTROLMENT n. the act or power of controlling. |
| ENTOPLASTRON | • entoplastron n. (Anatomy) The median plate of the plastron of turtles. • ENTOPLASTRON n. the unpaired plate behind the epiplastra in a turtle's plastron. |
| INTERFRONTAL | • interfrontal adj. (Anatomy) Between the frontal bones. • INTERFRONTAL adj. between the frontal bones. |
| INTOLERANTLY | • intolerantly adv. In an intolerant manner; without toleration. • INTOLERANT adv. not tolerant. |
| INTOLERATION | • intoleration n. (Dated) Intolerance. • INTOLERATION n. lack of toleration. |
| NITROGELATIN | • nitrogelatin n. An explosive consisting of guncotton and camphor dissolved in nitroglycerin. • NITROGELATIN n. an explosive, consisting mainly of nitroglycerine, that is used in the production of gelignite, also NITROGELATINE. |
| NITROTOLUENE | • nitrotoluene n. (Organic chemistry) Any of several nitro derivatives of toluene; they have a number of industrial uses… • NITROTOLUENE n. a nitro-derivative of toluene. |
| NONLITERATES | • nonliterates n. Plural of nonliterate. • NONLITERATE n. one who is not literate. |
| NONTURBULENT | • nonturbulent adj. Not turbulent. • NONTURBULENT adj. not turbulent. |
| REPLANTATION | • replantation n. Replanting. • replantation n. (Surgery) The reattachment of a severed body part. • REPLANTATION n. reattachment or reinsertion of a bodily part (as a limb or tooth) after separation from the body. |
| TORMENTINGLY | • tormentingly adv. In a tormenting manner. • TORMENTING adv. inflicting great bodily or mental suffering. |
| ULTRAMONTANE | • ultramontane adj. (Theology) Promoting the supremacy of the Pope. • ultramontane adj. From the other side of a mountain range, particularly the Alps. • ultramontane n. Someone who acknowledges the supremacy of the Pope. |