| CHLOROFORMERS | • chloroformers n. Plural of chloroformer. • CHLOROFORMER n. one who administers chloroform. |
| COUNTERREFORM | • counterreform n. Opposition to reform. • COUNTERREFORM v. to make a reform designed to counter another reform. |
| FERROCHROMIUM | • ferrochromium n. An alloy of iron and chromium. • FERROCHROMIUM n. an alloy of iron with chromium, also FERROCHROME. |
| FORMULARISERS | • formularisers n. Plural of formulariser. • FORMULARISER n. one who formularises, also FORMULARIZER. |
| FORMULARIZERS | • formularizers n. Plural of formularizer. • FORMULARIZER n. one who formularizes, also FORMULARISER. |
| INTERFEROGRAM | • interferogram n. An image produced by using an interferometer. • INTERFEROGRAM n. a photographic record made by an apparatus for recording optical interference phenomena. |
| NONPERFORMERS | • nonperformers n. Plural of nonperformer. • NONPERFORMER n. one who is not a performer. |
| RECOMFORTURES | • RECOMFORTURE n. (Shakespeare) consolation. |
| REFORMATORIES | • reformatories n. Plural of reformatory. • REFORMATORY n. a penal institution to which esp. young or first offenders are committed for training and reformation. |
| REFRACTOMETER | • refractometer n. (Physics) An optical instrument used to measure the refractive index of a substance. • REFRACTOMETER n. an instrument for measuring the refraction of light. |
| REFRACTOMETRY | • refractometry n. (Physics) the measurement of refractive index. • REFRACTOMETRY n. measurement by refractometer. |
| RETRANSFORMED | • retransformed v. Simple past tense and past participle of retransform. • RETRANSFORM v. to transform again. |
| 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. |
| TERRAFORMINGS | • TERRAFORMING n. the act of making another planet earthlike. |
| UNDERPERFORMS | • underperforms v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of underperform. • UNDERPERFORM v. to perform insufficiently. |