| ANTIHOMOSEXUAL | • antihomosexual adj. Opposed to homosexuality. • antihomosexual n. A person who opposes homosexuality. • ANTIHOMOSEXUAL adj. opposed to homosexuality. |
| EXHAUSTIBILITY | • exhaustibility n. The property of being exhaustible. • EXHAUSTIBILITY n. the state of being exhaustible. |
| EXHAUSTIVENESS | • exhaustiveness n. The state of being exhaustive. • EXHAUSTIVE n. testing all possibilities or considering all elements. |
| EXHAUSTIVITIES | • exhaustivities n. Plural of exhaustivity. • EXHAUSTIVITY n. the state of being exhaustive. |
| EXTINGUISHABLE | • extinguishable adj. Able to be extinguished. • EXTINGUISHABLE adj. that can be extinguished. |
| EXTINGUISHANTS | • extinguishants n. Plural of extinguishant. • EXTINGUISHANT n. a substance used to extinguish fires. |
| EXTINGUISHMENT | • extinguishment n. The act of extinguishing, putting out, or quenching, or the state of being extinguished. • extinguishment n. (Law) The annihilation or extinction of a right or obligation. • EXTINGUISHMENT n. the act of extinguishing. |
| HEXAMETHONIUMS | • hexamethoniums n. Plural of hexamethonium. • HEXAMETHONIUM n. either of two compounds used as ganglionic blocking agents in the treatment of hypertension. |
| HOMOSEXUALISMS | • HOMOSEXUALISM n. being homosexual. |
| HOMOSEXUALISTS | • homosexualists n. Plural of homosexualist. • HOMOSEXUALIST n. a homosexual. |
| HYPERSEXUALITY | • hypersexuality n. The desire for sexual activity at levels high enough to be considered clinically significant. • HYPERSEXUALITY n. the state of being hypersexual. |
| ORTHOMYXOVIRUS | • orthomyxovirus n. (Virology) Any RNA virus of Orthomyxoviridae family characterised by having two long glycoprotein spikes. |
| UNEXTINGUISHED | • unextinguished adj. Not extinguished. • UNEXTINGUISHED adj. not extinguished. |
| XIPHIHUMERALIS | • xiphihumeralis n. A long, flat strip of pectoral muscle comprising a band of parallel fibres, found in felines. • XIPHIHUMERALIS n. in vertebrates, a muscle leading from the xiphoid cartilage to the humerus. |