| ALLELOMORPHS | • allelomorphs n. Plural of allelomorph. • ALLELOMORPH n. any one of the two or more possible forms of a gene, also ALLEL, ALLELE. |
| ALLOMORPHISM | • allomorphism n. (Chemistry) The property of a compound which has more than one crystalline form or allomorph. • ALLOMORPHISM n. the state of being an allomorph. |
| CHLOROPHYLLS | • chlorophylls n. Plural of chlorophyll. • CHLOROPHYLL n. the green colouring in plants concerned with the production of sugars, also CHLOROPHYL. |
| CHLOROPLASTS | • chloroplasts n. Plural of chloroplast. • CHLOROPLAST n. a plastid that contains chlorophyll and is the site of photosynthesis. |
| CHOLESTEROLS | • cholesterols n. Plural of cholesterol. • CHOLESTEROL n. a sterol occurring in all body cells and involved in the transport of fats through the bloodstream. |
| CHRYSOCOLLAS | • chrysocollas n. Plural of chrysocolla. • CHRYSOCOLLA n. a hydrated silicate of copper usually occurring as green opaline crusts and masses. |
| CLINOCHLORES | • clinochlores n. Plural of clinochlore. • CLINOCHLORE n. a hexagonal variety of chlorite rich in magnesium and aluminium and usually poor in iron, aka ripidolite. |
| FOLLOWERSHIP | • followership n. Adherence to a leader. • followership n. A group of followers. • FOLLOWERSHIP n. being a follower. |
| HALOPERIDOLS | • haloperidols n. Plural of haloperidol. • HALOPERIDOL n. a synthetic tranquillizing drug used in treating psychiatric illnesses. |
| HELIOLATROUS | • heliolatrous adj. Worshipping the Sun. • HELIOLATROUS adj. relating to heliolatry. |
| ISOCHRONALLY | • isochronally adv. In an isochronal manner. • ISOCHRONAL adv. uniform in time; recurring at regular intervals; e.g. isochronal vibrations or oscillations. |
| LITHOLATROUS | • litholatrous adj. Stone-worshipping. • LITHOLATROUS adj. engaging in litholatry, the worship of stones. |
| OSCILLOGRAPH | • oscillograph n. An instrument for measuring alternating or varying electric current in terms of current and voltage; an oscilloscope. • OSCILLOGRAPH n. an instrument for recording alternating current wave forms. |