| DISINHIBITORY | • disinhibitory adj. That disinhibits. • disinhibitory adj. Of, or relating to a disinhibitor. • DISINHIBITORY adj. serving to disinhibit. |
| FLOURISHINGLY | • flourishingly adv. In a flourishing way; tending to succeed and grow. • FLOURISHING adv. FLOURISH, to thrive. |
| HYBRIDISATION | • hybridisation n. Alternative form of hybridization. • HYBRIDISATION n. the process of hybridising, also HYBRIDIZATION. |
| HYDROGENISING | • hydrogenising v. Present participle of hydrogenise. • HYDROGENISE v. to hydrogenate, also HYDROGENIZE. |
| HYDROKINETICS | • hydrokinetics n. (Physics) The branch of physics concerned with the movement of fluids. • HYDROKINETICS n. the study of the motion of fluids. |
| HYDROZINCITES | • hydrozincites n. Plural of hydrozincite. • HYDROZINCITE n. a monoclinic basic carbonate of zinc that is a secondary mineral occurring as light-coloured crusts on zinc deposits. |
| HYPERBOLISING | • hyperbolising v. Present participle of hyperbolise. • HYPERBOLISE v. to indulge in hyperbole, also HYPERBOLIZE. |
| ICHTHYORNISES | • ICHTHYORNIS n. a toothed fossil bird of America. |
| NEUROSYPHILIS | • neurosyphilis n. (Pathology) A syphilis infection affecting the nervous system. • NEUROSYPHILIS n. a syphilitic infection affecting the central nervous system. |
| PERICYNTHIONS | • pericynthions n. Plural of pericynthion. • PERICYNTHION n. the point at which a spacecraft in lunar orbit is nearest to the moon. |
| POLYHISTORIAN | • polyhistorian n. Synonym of polyhistor. • POLYHISTORIAN n. a person of great and varied learning, also POLYHISTOR. |
| REHYPNOTISING | • REHYPNOTISE v. to hypnotise again, also REHYPNOTIZE. |
| RHYTHMISATION | • rhythmisation n. Alternative form of rhythmization. • RHYTHMISATION n. the process of rhythmising, also RHYTHMIZATION. |
| SUBINHIBITORY | • subinhibitory adj. (Medicine) Describing a concentration or dosage less than an inhibitory level. • SUBINHIBITORY adj. below a level that causes inhibition. |
| SYNCHRONICITY | • synchronicity n. (Uncountable) The state of being synchronous or simultaneous. • synchronicity n. (Jungian psychology) Coincidences that seem to be meaningfully related; supposedly the result of "universal forces". • SYNCHRONICITY n. the coincidental occurrence of events and esp. psychic events. |
| SYNCHRONISING | • synchronising v. Present participle of synchronise. • SYNCHRONISE v. to cause to happen at the same time, also SYNCHRONIZE. |
| SYNCHRONISTIC | • synchronistic adj. Of or pertaining to synchronism; arranged according to correspondence in time. • SYNCHRONISTIC adj. relating to synchronism, also SYNCHRONISTICAL. |
| SYNCHRONIZING | • synchronizing v. Present participle of synchronize. • SYNCHRONIZE v. to cause to happen at the same time, also SYNCHRONISE. |