| DIAGEOTROPISMS | • DIAGEOTROPISM n. the tendency of roots to orient perpendicular to gravity. |
| EPIGRAMMATISES | • epigrammatises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of epigrammatise. • EPIGRAMMATISE v. to make an epigram, also EPIGRAMMATIZE. |
| EPIGRAMMATISMS | • EPIGRAMMATISM n. the making of epigrams. |
| EPIGRAMMATISTS | • epigrammatists n. Plural of epigrammatist. • EPIGRAMMATIST n. one who makes epigrams. |
| EPISTEMOLOGIES | • epistemologies n. Plural of epistemology. • EPISTEMOLOGY n. the branch of philosophy that deals with the nature of knowledge. |
| EPISTEMOLOGIST | • epistemologist n. A person, especially a philosopher, who studies theory of knowledge. • EPISTEMOLOGIST n. a student of epistemology. |
| LYMPHANGITISES | • LYMPHANGITIS n. inflammation of a lymphatic vessel. |
| MAGISTRATESHIP | • magistrateship n. The role or status of magistrate. • MAGISTRATESHIP n. the office of magistrate. |
| MISPOSITIONING | • mispositioning n. Wrong positioning. • MISPOSITION v. to position wrongly. |
| PHYSIOGNOMISTS | • physiognomists n. Plural of physiognomist. • PHYSIOGNOMIST n. a student of physiognomy. |
| PHYSOSTIGMINES | • physostigmines n. Plural of physostigmine. • PHYSOSTIGMINE n. an alkaloid found in the Calabar bean used esp. in eye drops to reduce pressure inside the eyeball, aka eserine, also PHYSOSTIGMIN. |
| PLAGIOTROPISMS | • PLAGIOTROPISM n. the tendency to grow at an oblique or horizontal angle. |
| PRIMATOLOGISTS | • primatologists n. Plural of primatologist. • PRIMATOLOGIST n. one who studies primates. |
| SYMPTOMATISING | • SYMPTOMATISE v. to be a symptom of, also SYMPTOMATIZE. |
| THIGMOTROPISMS | • thigmotropisms n. Plural of thigmotropism. • THIGMOTROPISM n. the response of an organism to direct contact with a surface, e.g. a creeping plant that twines itself around a support. |
| UNSYMPATHISING | • unsympathising adj. Alternative form of unsympathizing. • UNSYMPATHISING adj. not sympathising, also UNSYMPATHIZING. |