| CHRONOBIOLOGIC | • chronobiologic adj. Of or pertaining to chronobiology. • CHRONOBIOLOGIC adj. relating to chronobiology. |
| COMPANIONHOODS | • COMPANIONHOOD n. the state of being a companion. |
| CONIDIOPHOROUS | • CONIDIOPHOROUS adj. of or like a conidiophore, a hypha that produces conidia. |
| GEOCHRONOLOGIC | • geochronologic adj. Of or pertaining to geochronology. • GEOCHRONOLOGIC adj. relating to geochronology. |
| HOMOEOTELEUTON | • homoeoteleuton n. Alternative form of homeoteleuton. • HOMOEOTELEUTON n. the use of words with similar endings in close proximity, also HOMEOTELEUTON. |
| MONOCHROMATORS | • monochromators n. Plural of monochromator. • MONOCHROMATOR n. a device for isolating a narrow portion of a spectrum. |
| NEOORTHODOXIES | • NEOORTHODOXY n. reactionaryism. |
| NONCHROMOSOMAL | • nonchromosomal adj. Not chromosomal. • NONCHROMOSOMAL adj. not situated on a chromosome. |
| NONHOMOGENEOUS | • nonhomogeneous adj. Not homogeneous. • NONHOMOGENEOUS adj. not homogeneous. |
| OPISTHOTONOSES | • OPISTHOTONOS n. extreme arching backwards of the spine and neck as a result of spasm of the muscles in that region, etc. |
| PHOTOCOMPOSING | • photocomposing v. Present participle of photocompose. • PHOTOCOMPOSE v. to set (as reading matter) by photocomposition. |
| PHOTOCONDUCTOR | • photoconductor n. A material, or a device, that exhibits or utilizes photoconductivity. • PHOTOCONDUCTOR n. a photoconductive substance. |
| PHOTOOXIDATION | • photooxidation n. (Physics, chemistry) The loss of an electron from a photoexcited species. • photooxidation n. (Chemistry) The reaction of something with oxygen in the presence of light. • PHOTOOXIDATION n. oxidation under the influence of radiant energy, as light. |
| SIPHONOPHOROUS | • siphonophorous adj. Of or relating to the siphonophores. • SIPHONOPHOROUS adj. of or like a siphonophore, a type of colonial hydrozoan. |
| THEOLOGOUMENON | • theologoumenon n. A theological statement which is of individual opinion and not doctrine. • THEOLOGOUMENON n. theological statement as opposed to divine one. |