| EURYTHERMOUS | • eurythermous adj. Synonym of eurythermal. • EURYTHERMOUS adj. tolerating a wide range of temperature, also EURYTHERMAL, EURYTHERMIC. |
| HARQUEBUSIER | • harquebusier n. Alternative form of arquebusier. • HARQUEBUSIER n. a soldier armed with an arquebus. |
| HORTICULTURE | • horticulture n. The art or science of cultivating gardens; gardening. • horticulture n. Small-scale agriculture. • HORTICULTURE n. the science and art of growing fruits, vegetables, flowers, or ornamental plants. |
| NEUROHUMORAL | • neurohumoral adj. (Anatomy) Of, pertaining to, or produced by a neurohumor. • NEUROHUMORAL adj. relating to neurohumor. |
| NEUROHUMOURS | • neurohumours n. Plural of neurohumour. • NEUROHUMOUR n. a neurohormone, esp. a neurotransmitter, also NEUROHUMOR. |
| PERSULPHURIC | • PERSULPHURIC adj. denoting a type of acid, also PERSULFURIC. |
| SULPHURATORS | • sulphurators n. Plural of sulphurator. • SULPHURATOR n. a device for sulphurating. |
| SULPHURWORTS | • sulphurworts n. Plural of sulphurwort. • SULPHURWORT n. an umbelliferous plant akin to parsnip, with yellow flowers and juice. |
| SUPERHUMERAL | • superhumeral n. An imperial decorative collar worn in Byzantium. • superhumeral n. Anything worn upon the shoulders, such as the amice, the pallium, or the ephod. • SUPERHUMERAL n. an ecclesiastical garment worn over the shoulders. |
| UNDERBRUSHED | • underbrushed v. Simple past tense and past participle of underbrush. • UNDERBRUSH v. to clear of underbrush. |
| UNDERBRUSHES | • underbrushes n. Plural of underbrush. • UNDERBRUSH n. shrubs, small trees, and the like, in a wood or forest, growing beneath large trees. |
| UNDERNOURISH | • undernourish v. (Transitive) To provide with insufficient nourishment. • UNDERNOURISH v. to nourish insufficiently. |
| UNDERTHRUSTS | • underthrusts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of underthrust. • UNDERTHRUST v. to insert (a faulted rock mass) into position under a passive rock mass. |
| UNDERWROUGHT | • underwrought v. (Archaic) simple past tense and past participle of underwork. • UNDERWROUGHT adj. (Shakespeare) insufficiently wrought. |
| UNHARBOURING | • unharbouring v. Present participle of unharbour. • UNHARBOUR v. to dislodge from shelter. |