| MULTIPLETS | • multiplets n. Plural of multiplet. • MULTIPLET n. a group of elementary particles whose members differ only in electric charge. |
| PITIFULLEST | • pitifullest adj. Superlative form of pitiful: most pitiful. • PITIFUL adj. arousing pity, also PITEOUS. |
| PLATTERFULS | • platterfuls n. Plural of platterful. • PLATTERFUL n. the contents of a platter. |
| PLATTERSFUL | • plattersful n. Plural of platterful. • PLATTERFUL n. the contents of a platter. |
| PLUTOLATRIES | • PLUTOLATRY n. excessive devotion to wealth. |
| SPITEFULLEST | • spitefullest adj. Superlative form of spiteful: most spiteful. • SPITEFUL adj. malicious. |
| MULTIPLICATES | • multiplicates n. Plural of multiplicate. • MULTIPLICATE n. the condition of being in many copies. |
| MULTISPECTRAL | • multispectral adj. Using light with two or more frequencies or frequency ranges. • MULTISPECTRAL adj. of or relating to two or more ranges of frequencies or wavelengths in the electromagnetic spectrum. |
| PULSATILITIES | • pulsatilities n. Plural of pulsatility. • PULSATILITY n. the state of being pulsatile. |
| SPLUTTERINGLY | • splutteringly adv. With spluttering noises. • SPLUTTERING adv. speaking rapidly and confusedly. |
| LEPTODACTYLOUS | • leptodactylous adj. Having fine, slender toes or fingers. • LEPTODACTYLOUS adj. having fine, slender digits. |
| MULTIPARTICLES | Sorry, definition not available. |
| MULTIPLICITIES | • multiplicities n. Plural of multiplicity. • MULTIPLICITY n. the state of being multiple. |
| EXPOSTULATINGLY | • expostulatingly adv. With expostulations. • EXPOSTULATING adv. EXPOSTULATE, to remonstrate; to discuss or reason with. |
| MULTIPOLARITIES | • multipolarities n. Plural of multipolarity. • MULTIPOLARITY n. the state of being multipolar. |
| STREPTOBACILLUS | • streptobacillus n. Any bacterium of the genus Streptobacillus. • Streptobacillus prop.n. A taxonomic genus within the family Leptotrichiaceae – aerobic gram-negative bacteria. • STREPTOBACILLUS n. any of a genus of rod-shaped bacteria in which the individual cells are often joined in a chain. |