| ASTROTURFINGS | • ASTROTURFING n. political, advertising, or public relations campaigning that seeks to create the impression of being spontaneous 'grassroots' behavior. |
| DISCOMFITURES | • discomfitures n. Plural of discomfiture. • DISCOMFITURE n. the act of discomfiting. |
| EFFUSIOMETERS | • effusiometers n. Plural of effusiometer. • EFFUSIOMETER n. an instrument for comparing the molecular weights of gases. |
| FILIBUSTEROUS | • filibusterous adj. Filibustering. • FILIBUSTEROUS adj. like a filibuster. |
| FLUOROSCOPIST | • fluoroscopist n. One who carries out fluoroscopy. • FLUOROSCOPIST n. one who uses a fluoroscope. |
| FRACTIOUSNESS | • fractiousness n. The quality of being fractious; trouble-making; unruliness. • fractiousness n. A peevish or cranky nature. • FRACTIOUS n. troublesome, irritable. |
| FUTUROLOGISTS | • futurologists n. Plural of futurologist. • FUTUROLOGIST n. a student of futurology. |
| JUSTIFICATORS | • justificators n. Plural of justificator. • JUSTIFICATOR n. a person who defends or vindicates; a person who pardons and absolves from guilt and punishment. |
| PERFUSIONISTS | • perfusionists n. Plural of perfusionist. • PERFUSIONIST n. the member of a surgical team administering continuous blood transfusion. |
| PESTIFEROUSLY | • pestiferously adv. In a pestiferous manner. • PESTIFEROUS adv. bringing plague or pestilence. |
| RUSTPROOFINGS | • RUSTPROOFING n. the act of making resistant to rust, such as by applying a coating. |
| STAMINIFEROUS | • staminiferous adj. (Botany) Bearing or having stamens. • STAMINIFEROUS adj. bearing stamens. |
| STOLONIFEROUS | • stoloniferous adj. Producing stolons; putting forth suckers. • STOLONIFEROUS adj. bearing or having runners. |
| SUBFACTORIALS | • subfactorials n. Plural of subfactorial. • SUBFACTORIAL n. something below a factorial. |
| SULFURISATION | • SULFURISATION n. the process of sulfurising, also SULFURIZATION. |
| TRANSFUSIONAL | • transfusional adj. Of, pertaining to, or involving transfusion. • TRANSFUSIONAL adj. relating to transfusion. |