| CORTICOTROPHIC | • corticotrophic adj. Alternative form of corticotropic. • CORTICOTROPHIC adj. stimulating the adrenal cortex, also CORTICOTROPIC. |
| CORTICOTROPHIN | • corticotrophin n. Alternative form of corticotropin. • CORTICOTROPHIN n. a hormone that stimulates the adrenal gland, also CORTICOTROPIN. |
| DIAPHOTOTROPIC | • DIAPHOTOTROPIC adj. diaheliotropic, turning transversely to the light. |
| ETHNOBIOLOGIST | • ethnobiologist n. A biologist whose speciality is ethnobiology. |
| ORNITHOLOGISTS | • ornithologists n. Plural of ornithologist. • ORNITHOLOGIST n. one who studies birds. |
| PHOTOBIOLOGIST | • photobiologist n. A biologist whose speciality is photobiology. • PHOTOBIOLOGIST n. one who studies photobiology. |
| PHOTOINDUCTION | • photoinduction n. Induction as a result of irradiation by light. • PHOTOINDUCTION n. induction by the effect of light. |
| 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. |
| PHOTOOXIDATIVE | • photooxidative adj. That causes, or undergoes photooxidation. • PHOTOOXIDATIVE adj. relating to photooxidation. |
| PROTOHISTORIAN | • protohistorian n. One who studies protohistory. • PROTOHISTORIAN n. one who studies protohistory. |
| PROTOHISTORIES | • protohistories n. Plural of protohistory. • PROTOHISTORY n. the study of human beings in the times that immediately antedate recorded history. |
| THEOLOGISATION | • THEOLOGISATION n. the process of theologising, also THEOLOGIZATION. |
| THEOLOGIZATION | • theologization n. The practice, an act, or a result of theologizing. • THEOLOGIZATION n. the process of theologizing, also THEOLOGISATION. |
| THYROTOXICOSIS | • thyrotoxicosis n. (Medicine) The medical condition caused by the state of raised levels of thyroid hormone. • THYROTOXICOSIS n. hyperthyroidism with goitre and exophthalmia, Graves' disease. |