| CIRCUMFERENTOR | • circumferentor n. (Surveying) An instrument used to measure horizontal angles, consisting of a brass circle and an index… • CIRCUMFERENTOR n. a surveyor's angle-measuring compass instrument. |
| COUNTERREFORMS | • counterreforms n. Plural of counterreform. • COUNTERREFORM v. to make a reform designed to counter another reform. |
| FRUITARIANISMS | • FRUITARIANISM n. the state of being a fruitarian, eating only fruit. |
| NEUROFIBROMATA | • neurofibromata n. Plural of neurofibroma. • NEUROFIBROMA n. a tumour of the nervous fibre. |
| PREFIGUREMENTS | • prefigurements n. Plural of prefigurement. • PREFIGUREMENT n. the act of prefiguring. |
| PREFORMULATING | • preformulating v. Present participle of preformulate. • PREFORMULATE v. to formulate in advance. |
| PREMANUFACTURE | • premanufacture v. To manufacture in advance. • PREMANUFACTURE v. to manufacture in advance. |
| REFORMULATIONS | • reformulations n. Plural of reformulation. • REFORMULATION n. the act of reformulating. |
| REFURBISHMENTS | • refurbishments n. Plural of refurbishment. • REFURBISHMENT n. the act of refurbishing. |
| REMANUFACTURED | • remanufactured v. Simple past tense and past participle of remanufacture. • remanufactured adj. Having the property of having undergone remanufacture. • REMANUFACTURE v. to manufacture into a new product. |
| REMANUFACTURER | • remanufacturer n. One who remanufactures. • REMANUFACTURER n. one who remanufactures. |
| REMANUFACTURES | • remanufactures v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of remanufacture. • REMANUFACTURE v. to manufacture into a new product. |
| RUTHERFORDIUMS | • RUTHERFORDIUM n. an artificially produced radioactive transuranic element. |
| UNIFORMITARIAN | • uniformitarian adj. Of, pertaining to, or designating, the view or doctrine that existing causes, acting in the same manner… • uniformitarian n. One who accepts uniformitarianism, or the uniformitarian doctrine. • UNIFORMITARIAN n. one who believes that geological changes etc. can be explained by gradual processes rather than catastrophic events. |