| ASTRONAVIGATORS | • astronavigators n. Plural of astronavigator. • ASTRONAVIGATOR n. one who practises astronavigation. |
| CORRELIGIONISTS | • correligionists n. Plural of correligionist. • CORRELIGIONIST n. a person of the same religion, also CORELIGIONIST. |
| CROSSOPTERYGIAN | • crossopterygian adj. (Zoology) Of or pertaining to the Crossopterygii, an infraclass of bony fish. • crossopterygian n. (Zoology) One of the Crossopterygii. • CROSSOPTERYGIAN n. a member of a subclass of mostly extinct bony fishes, including the coelacanth. |
| ENTEROGASTRONES | • enterogastrones n. Plural of enterogastrone. • ENTEROGASTRONE n. a hormone that is produced by the duodenal mucosa and has an inhibitory action on gastric motility and secretion. |
| FORESHORTENINGS | • foreshortenings n. Plural of foreshortening. • FORESHORTENING n. a shortening by proportionately contracting in the direction of depth so that an illusion of projection or extension in space is obtained. |
| LEVONORGESTRELS | Sorry, definition not available. |
| ORGANOGRAPHISTS | • organographists n. Plural of organographist. • ORGANOGRAPHIST n. one who practises organography, a description of the organs of plants or animals. |
| PROGENITORSHIPS | • progenitorships n. Plural of progenitorship. • PROGENITORSHIP n. the state of being a progenitor. |
| PROGNOSTICATORS | • prognosticators n. Plural of prognosticator. • PROGNOSTICATOR n. one who prognosticates. |
| PROGRESSIONISTS | • progressionists n. Plural of progressionist. • PROGRESSIONIST n. a supporter of progressionism. |
| REORGANISATIONS | • reorganisations n. Plural of reorganisation. • REORGANISATION n. the process of reorganising, also REORGANIZATION. |
| RETROGRESSIONAL | • retrogressional adj. Relating to retrogression. • RETROGRESSIONAL adj. of or like retrogression. |
| STOCKBROKERAGES | • stockbrokerages n. Plural of stockbrokerage. • STOCKBROKERAGE n. the activities of a stockbroker. |
| SUPEREROGATIONS | • supererogations n. Plural of supererogation. • SUPEREROGATION n. the act of performing more than is required by duty, obligation or need. |