| EPICHLOROHYDRIN | • epichlorohydrin n. (Chemistry) Any epihalohydrin in which the halogen is chlorine. • EPICHLOROHYDRIN n. a volatile liquid toxic epoxide used esp. in making epoxy resins and rubbers. |
| HYPERINFLATIONS | • hyperinflations n. Plural of hyperinflation. • HYPERINFLATION n. inflation growing at a very high rate in a very short time. |
| HYPERINSULINISM | • hyperinsulinism n. Hyperinsulinemia. • HYPERINSULINISM n. the presence of excess insulin in the body resulting in hypoglycemia. |
| HYPERINVOLUTION | • HYPERINVOLUTION n. extreme involution. |
| HYPERPOLARISING | • hyperpolarising v. Present participle of hyperpolarise. • HYPERPOLARISE v. to increase the difference in electric potential across a cell membrane, also HYPERPOLARIZE. |
| HYPERPOLARIZING | • hyperpolarizing v. Present participle of hyperpolarize. • HYPERPOLARIZE v. to produce an increase in potential difference across a biological membrane, also HYPERPOLARISE. |
| HYPERSALINITIES | • hypersalinities n. Plural of hypersalinity. • HYPERSALINITY n. excessive salinity. |
| HYPERSALIVATION | • hypersalivation n. (Medicine) An excessive flow of saliva. • HYPERSALIVATION n. excessive salivation. |
| HYPERVIGILANCES | • HYPERVIGILANCE n. extreme vigilance. |
| IONOSPHERICALLY | • ionospherically adv. In terms of the ionosphere. • IONOSPHERIC adv. relating to the ionosphere. |
| IRREPREHENSIBLY | • irreprehensibly adv. In an irreprehensible manner. • IRREPREHENSIBLE adv. beyond blame. |
| LITHONTHRYPTICS | • lithonthryptics n. Plural of lithonthryptic. • LITHONTHRYPTIC n. a medicine for dissolving kidney stones, also LITHONTRIPTIC, LITHOTRIPTIC. |
| NEUROSYPHILISES | • NEUROSYPHILIS n. a syphilitic infection affecting the central nervous system. |
| RADIOPHONICALLY | • radiophonically adv. In a radiophonic manner. • RADIOPHONIC adv. of music, produced electronically; producing electronic music. |
| TRIPHENYLAMINES | • triphenylamines n. Plural of triphenylamine. • TRIPHENYLAMINE n. a crystalline compound corresponding to ammonia with all the hydrogen replaced by phenyl. |