| ANTIRRHINUMS | • antirrhinums n. Plural of antirrhinum. • ANTIRRHINUM n. a garden flower, aka snapdragon. |
| BEHAVIOURISM | • behaviourism n. (British spelling) Standard spelling of behaviorism. • BEHAVIOURISM n. the psychological theory that behaviour is governed by conditioning rather than internal processes and that by changing behaviour patterns it is possible to treat psychological disorders, also BEHAVIORISM. |
| DINOTHERIUMS | • dinotheriums n. Plural of dinotherium. • DINOTHERIUM n. an extinct elephantine mammal with downward-curving tusks, also DEINOTHERE, DEINOTHERIUM, DINOTHERE. |
| DISHUMOURING | • dishumouring v. Present participle of dishumour. • DISHUMOUR v. (obsolete) to put out of humour. |
| EUHEMERISING | • euhemerising v. Present participle of euhemerise. • EUHEMERISE v. to give a historical explanation for a myth, also EUHEMERIZE. |
| EUHEMERISTIC | • euhemeristic adj. Of or relating to euhemerism. • EUHEMERISTIC adj. relating to euhemerism. |
| HARMONIUMIST | • harmoniumist n. Someone who plays a harmonium. • HARMONIUMIST n. one who plays the harmonium. |
| HUMMINGBIRDS | • hummingbirds n. Plural of hummingbird. • humming-birds n. Plural of humming-bird. • humming␣birds n. Plural of humming bird. |
| IDIOTHERMOUS | • IDIOTHERMOUS adj. warm-blooded. |
| INHARMONIOUS | • inharmonious adj. (Music) Not in harmony; discordant. • inharmonious adj. Lacking accord or agreement. • INHARMONIOUS adj. not harmonious. |
| MISBEHAVIOUR | • misbehaviour n. (British spelling) Alternative spelling of misbehavior. • MISBEHAVIOUR n. bad behaviour, also MISBEHAVIOR. |
| OPHIDIARIUMS | • OPHIDIARIUM n. a snake-house. |
| REHUMANISING | • rehumanising v. Present participle of rehumanise. • REHUMANISE v. to make human again, also REHUMANIZE. |
| TRIUMPHALISM | • triumphalism n. The attitude or belief that a particular doctrine, culture, or social system, particularly a religious… • TRIUMPHALISM n. belief in the superiority of one particular religious creed. |
| TRIUMPHALIST | • triumphalist adj. Proud of one’s belief or culture, and having a feeling of superiority. • triumphalist n. A triumphalist person. • TRIUMPHALIST n. one who engages in triumphalism. |
| TRIUMPHERIES | • TRIUMPHERY n. (Shakespeare) a triumvir. |
| XIPHISTERNUM | • xiphisternum n. (Biology, medicine) Synonym of xiphoid process. • XIPHISTERNUM n. the posterior and smallest of the three divisions of the sternum. |