| LITHOSTATIC | • lithostatic adj. (Geology) Describing the static pressure maintained by a weight of rock; geostatic. • LITHOSTATIC adj. relating to the pressure or stress imposed on a layer of soil or rock by the weight of overlying material. |
| LITHOTOMIST | • lithotomist n. One who performs a lithotomy. • LITHOTOMIST n. a surgeon who practises lithotomy. |
| LITHOTRITES | • lithotrites n. Plural of lithotrite. • LITHOTRITE n. a device that crushes stones in the bladder by ultrasound, also LITHONTRIPTOR, LITHOTRIPTER, LITHOTRIPTOR, LITHOTRITOR. |
| LITHOTRITIC | • lithotritic adj. Relating to lithotrity. • LITHOTRITIC n. a medicine for dissolving stones in the bladder. |
| LITHOTRITOR | • lithotritor n. Alternative form of lithotripter. • LITHOTRITOR n. a device that crushes stones in the bladder, also LITHONTRIPTOR, LITHOTRIPTER, LITHOTRIPTOR, LITHOTRITE. |
| LITTLEWORTH | • Littleworth prop.n. (Uncountable) A placename… • Littleworth prop.n. (Countable) A habitational surname from Old English. • LITTLEWORTH adj. (archaic) worthless. |
| STATOLITHIC | • STATOLITHIC adj. of or like a statolith. |
| STEALTHIEST | • stealthiest adj. Superlative form of stealthy: most stealthy. • STEALTHY adj. acting with stealth, furtive. |
| STREETLIGHT | • streetlight n. (Countable) Any large outdoor light used to illuminate a public area, usually urban. • streetlight n. (Uncountable) The light produced by these lights. • street-light n. Alternative spelling of streetlight. |
| TELEPATHIST | • telepathist n. Someone with telepathic powers. • TELEPATHIST n. one who practises telepathy. |
| TELESTHETIC | • TELESTHETIC adj. relating to telesthesia, also TELAESTHETIC. |
| THROTTLINGS | • throttlings n. Plural of throttling. • THROTTLING n. the act of throttling. |
| TRIATHLETES | • triathletes n. Plural of triathlete. • TRIATHLETE n. an athlete who competes in a triathlon. |
| TROTHPLIGHT | • trothplight n. (Obsolete) The act of pledging one’s troth; betrothal. • trothplight v. (Obsolete) To betroth. • TROTHPLIGHT n. (archaic) betrothal. |