| CHILIARCHIES | • chiliarchies n. Plural of chiliarchy. • CHILIARCHY n. a body consisting of a thousand men. |
| EHRLICHIOSIS | • ehrlichiosis n. (Medicine) A tick-borne disease caused by infection with bacteria of the genus Ehrlichia. |
| OPHIOPHILIST | • ophiophilist n. Synonym of ophiophile (“person who loves snakes”). • OPHIOPHILIST n. a snake-lover. |
| HELMINTHIASIS | • helminthiasis n. Any of various infectious diseases comprising and developing from infestation with any of various parasitic worms. • HELMINTHIASIS n. infestation with worms. |
| OPHIOPHILISTS | • ophiophilists n. Plural of ophiophilist. • OPHIOPHILIST n. a snake-lover. |
| CHOLELITHIASIS | • cholelithiasis n. (Medicine) gallstones. • CHOLELITHIASIS n. the production of gall stones. |
| HATCHABILITIES | • HATCHABILITY n. the capacity for being hatched. |
| ORNITHOPHILIES | • ORNITHOPHILY n. pollination by birds. |
| PHILOSOPHISING | • philosophising v. Present participle of philosophise. • philosophising n. Alternative form of philosophizing. • PHILOSOPHISING n. the act of engaging in philosophy. |
| PHILOSOPHISTIC | • philosophistic adj. Exhibiting a love of or tendency toward sophistry; pertaining to spurious philosophy. • PHILOSOPHISTIC adj. relating to philosophism, would-be philosophy. |
| PHILOSOPHIZING | • philosophizing v. Present participle of philosophize. • philosophizing n. Philosophical thought or discussion. • PHILOSOPHIZING n. the act of engaging in philosophy. |
| 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. |
| ANTIHELMINTHICS | • antihelminthics n. Plural of antihelminthic. • ANTIHELMINTHIC n. a drug designed to cure intestinal worms. |
| PHILOSOPHISINGS | • philosophisings n. Plural of philosophising. • PHILOSOPHISING n. the act of engaging in philosophy. |
| PHILOSOPHIZINGS | • philosophizings n. Plural of philosophizing. • PHILOSOPHIZING n. the act of engaging in philosophy. |