| CHAOLOGISTS | • chaologists n. Plural of chaologist. • CHAOLOGIST n. a student of chaology, the study of chaos or chaos theory. |
| ETHOLOGISTS | • ethologists n. Plural of ethologist. • ETHOLOGIST n. one who studies or writes upon ethology. |
| GASTROSOPHS | • gastrosophs n. Plural of gastrosoph. • GASTROSOPH n. a person skilled in matters of eating, also GASTROSOPHER. |
| GASTROSOPHY | • gastrosophy n. The science or art of good eating. • GASTROSOPHY n. the art of eating. |
| HISTOLOGIES | • histologies n. Plural of histology. • HISTOLOGY n. the study of the tissues of organisms, also HISTIOLOGY. |
| HISTOLOGIST | • histologist n. (Biology) One who studies histology. • HISTOLOGIST n. one who studies organic tissue. |
| HOROLOGISTS | • horologists n. Plural of horologist. • HOROLOGIST n. one versed in horology. |
| HOTHOUSINGS | • HOTHOUSING n. the act of rearing intensively. |
| PHLOGISTONS | • phlogistons n. Plural of phlogiston. • PHLOGISTON n. (Greek) the hypothetical principle of fire regarded formerly as a material substance. |
| RHEOLOGISTS | • rheologists n. Plural of rheologist. • RHEOLOGIST n. one who studies rheology. |
| SOOTHSAYING | • soothsaying n. A method of foretelling the future. • SOOTHSAYING n. the act of divining. |
| STRONGHOLDS | • strongholds n. Plural of stronghold. • STRONGHOLD n. a fortified place. |
| THEOGONISTS | • theogonists n. Plural of theogonist. • THEOGONIST n. a writer on theogony. |
| THEOLOGISES | • theologises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of theologise. • THEOLOGISE v. to make theological, also THEOLOGIZE. |
| THEOLOGISTS | • theologists n. Plural of theologist. • THEOLOGIST n. a theologian. |