| CRYOBIOLOGIES | • CRYOBIOLOGY n. the study of life under cold conditions. |
| CRYOBIOLOGIST | • cryobiologist n. A biologist who specializes in cryobiology. • CRYOBIOLOGIST n. one who studies cryobiology. |
| DISOBLIGATORY | • disobligatory adj. (Obsolete) Releasing from obligation. • DISOBLIGATORY adj. releasing from disobligation. |
| ETYMOLOGISING | • etymologising v. Present participle of etymologise. • ETYMOLOGISE v. to trace or suggest an etymology for, also ETYMOLOGIZE. |
| ICHTHYOLOGIES | • ICHTHYOLOGY n. the study of fish. |
| ICHTHYOLOGIST | • ichthyologist n. An expert in ichthyology: one who studies fishes. • ICHTHYOLOGIST n. one who studies ichthyology. |
| IGNOMINIOUSLY | • ignominiously adv. In an ignominious manner. • IGNOMINIOUS adv. marked by disgrace or shame. |
| MYTHOLOGISING | • mythologising v. Present participle of mythologise. • MYTHOLOGISE v. to make mythical, also MYTHOLOGIZE. |
| PHYSIOLOGICAL | • physiological adj. Of, or relating to physiology. • physiological adj. Relating to the action of a drug when given to a healthy person, as distinguished from its therapeutic action. • PHYSIOLOGICAL adj. relating to physiology, also PHYSIOLOGIC. |
| PHYSIOLOGISTS | • physiologists n. Plural of physiologist. • PHYSIOLOGIST n. a student of physiology. |
| STOICHEIOLOGY | • STOICHEIOLOGY n. the branch of biology that deals with the elements comprising animal tissues, also STOECHIOLOGY. |
| SYLLOGISATION | • syllogisation n. Alternative form of syllogization. • SYLLOGISATION n. the process of syllogising, also SYLLOGIZATION. |
| SYLLOGIZATION | • syllogization n. Reasoning by syllogisms. • SYLLOGIZATION n. the process of syllogizing, also SYLLOGISATION. |
| SYPHILOLOGIES | • SYPHILOLOGY n. the study of syphilis. |
| SYPHILOLOGIST | • syphilologist n. A specialist in syphilology. • SYPHILOLOGIST n. a specialist in syphilology. |
| THIODIGLYCOLS | • thiodiglycols n. Plural of thiodiglycol. • THIODIGLYCOL n. a chemical compound soluble in e.g. water and alcohol used e.g. as an industrial cleaning agent. |