| FISSIPAROUS | • fissiparous adj. Factious, tending to break into pieces. • fissiparous adj. Causing division or fragmenting something. • fissiparous adj. (Cytology) Of cells that reproduce through fission, splitting into two. |
| FISSIPAROUSLY | • fissiparously adv. In a fissiparous manner. • FISSIPAROUS adv. producing new biological units or individuals by fission, as with most strains of bacteria. |
| FISSIPAROUSNESS | • fissiparousness n. The quality of being fissiparous. • FISSIPAROUS n. producing new biological units or individuals by fission, as with most strains of bacteria. |
| HOUSEWIFESHIP | • housewifeship n. The management of a household; housewifery. • housewifeship n. The role or status of a housewife. • HOUSEWIFESHIP n. being a housewife. |
| HOUSEWIFESHIPS | • HOUSEWIFESHIP n. being a housewife. |
| HYPERFASTIDIOUS | • hyperfastidious adj. Extremely fastidious. • HYPERFASTIDIOUS adj. excessively fastidious. |
| PERFIDIOUSNESS | • perfidiousness n. (Rare) Unfaithfulness; deceitfulness; perfidy. • PERFIDIOUSNESS n. the state of being perfidious. |
| PERFUSIONIST | • perfusionist n. A trained clinician who operates the heart-lung machine during cardiac and other surgeries. • PERFUSIONIST n. the member of a surgical team administering continuous blood transfusion. |
| PERFUSIONISTS | • perfusionists n. Plural of perfusionist. • PERFUSIONIST n. the member of a surgical team administering continuous blood transfusion. |
| POSTINFECTIOUS | • postinfectious adj. Following an infection. |
| SPINIFEROUS | • spiniferous adj. Having spines or thorns; spiny, thorny. • SPINIFEROUS adj. bearing spines, also SPINIGEROUS. |
| SPINULIFEROUS | • SPINULIFEROUS adj. bearing spinules. |
| SPIRIFEROUS | • spiriferous adj. Of or relating to spirifers. • SPIRIFEROUS adj. of a shell, having a spire. |
| SUPERINFECTIONS | • superinfections n. Plural of superinfection. • SUPERINFECTION n. an infection arising during and in addition to another infection and caused by a different (or a different variety of the same) microorganism. |