| ALUMINIFEROUS | • aluminiferous adj. Containing, or yielding aluminium or its ore or alum. • ALUMINIFEROUS adj. bearing aluminum. |
| CIRCUMFUSIONS | • circumfusions n. Plural of circumfusion. • CIRCUMFUSION n. the act of circumfusing, pouring around. |
| DEHUMIDIFIERS | • dehumidifiers n. Plural of dehumidifier. • DEHUMIDIFIER n. an apparatus for reducing humidity. |
| DISCOMFITURES | • discomfitures n. Plural of discomfiture. • DISCOMFITURE n. the act of discomfiting. |
| DISFIGUREMENT | • disfigurement n. The result of disfiguring; the state of being disfigured. • DISFIGUREMENT n. the state of being disfigured. |
| FERMENTITIOUS | • fermentitious adj. Exhibiting or relating to fermentation. • FERMENTITIOUS adj. promoting fermentation. |
| FILIBUSTERISM | • filibusterism n. (Dated) Piracy, freebooting; the waging of unauthorised war. • filibusterism n. (US) The practice of forcefully and unauthorisedly acquiring control of foreign land. • filibusterism n. The practice of delaying legislation by filibuster or other obstructive tactics. |
| FLUORIMETRIES | • fluorimetries n. Plural of fluorimetry. • FLUORIMETRY n. measurement by fluorimeter, also FLUOROMETRY. |
| FORMULARISING | • formularising v. Present participle of formularise. • FORMULARISE v. to state in or reduce to a formula, also FORMULARIZE. |
| FORMULARISTIC | • formularistic adj. Pertaining to, or exhibiting, formularization. • FORMULARISTIC adj. of or like a formula. |
| FRUITARIANISM | • fruitarianism n. The practice of being a fruitarian. • FRUITARIANISM n. the state of being a fruitarian, eating only fruit. |
| GALLIMAUFRIES | • gallimaufries n. Plural of gallimaufry. • GALLIMAUFRY n. (French) a hash of liver and other organs; a hotchpotch. |
| OMNIFARIOUSLY | • omnifariously adv. In an omnifarious manner. • OMNIFARIOUS adv. of all kinds. |
| STAMINIFEROUS | • staminiferous adj. (Botany) Bearing or having stamens. • STAMINIFEROUS adj. bearing stamens. |
| SUPERFAMILIES | • superfamilies n. Plural of superfamily. • SUPERFAMILY n. a category of biological classification ranking below an order and above a family. |