| AILOUROPHOBIAS | • AILOUROPHOBIA n. fear of cats. |
| ALLOIOSTROPHOS | • ALLOIOSTROPHOS adj. irregularly divided, not in alternate strophe and antistrophe. |
| ANTHROPOLOGIES | • anthropologies n. Plural of anthropology. • ANTHROPOLOGY n. the science of human beings. |
| ANTHROPOLOGIST | • anthropologist n. An expert in anthropology. • ANTHROPOLOGIST n. one who studies anthropology. |
| CHLOROPHYLLOID | • CHLOROPHYLLOID adj. of or like chlorophyll, also CHLOROPHYLLOUS. |
| COLONOGRAPHIES | • colonographies n. Plural of colonography. |
| GEOMORPHOLOGIC | • geomorphologic adj. Of or pertaining to geomorphology; geomorphological. • GEOMORPHOLOGIC adj. related to geomorphology, the study of the landscapes of the earth and their development. |
| HOMOPOLARITIES | • HOMOPOLARITY n. the state of being homopolar. |
| NONPHILOSOPHER | • nonphilosopher n. One who is not a philosopher. • nonphilosopher n. One devoted to François Laruelle’s concept of nonphilosophy. • nonphilosopher n. One who doesn’t believe in philosophy or the concept of it. |
| ORNITHOPHILOUS | • ornithophilous adj. Thriving in the presence of birds. • ornithophilous adj. (Botany) Pollinated by birds. • ORNITHOPHILOUS adj. of flowers, pollinated by birds. |
| PHOSPHOROLYSIS | • phosphorolysis n. (Chemistry) Any reaction, akin to hydrolysis, in which a bond is broken by the action of phosphoric acid or phosphate. • PHOSPHOROLYSIS n. a reaction analogous to hydrolysis involving phosphoric acid. |
| PHOSPHOROLYTIC | • phosphorolytic adj. Of or pertaining to phosphorolysis. • PHOSPHOROLYTIC adj. relating to phosphorolysis. |
| POLYPHOSPHORIC | • polyphosphoric adj. (Chemistry) Used to describe polymeric phosphoric acids and their derivatives. • POLYPHOSPHORIC adj. as in polyphosphoric acid, any oxyacid of pentavalent phosphorus. |
| PROLOCUTORSHIP | • prolocutorship n. The rank or office of a prolocutor. • PROLOCUTORSHIP n. the office of a prolocutor, a spokesman. |
| PROTHONOTARIAL | • prothonotarial adj. Relating to a prothonotary. • PROTHONOTARIAL adj. of or like a prothonotary. |