| AMBIDEXTERITY | • ambidexterity n. The property of being equally skillful with each hand. • ambidexterity n. Superior cleverness or adaptability. • AMBIDEXTERITY n. the state of being ambidextrous. |
| AMBISEXUALITY | • ambisexuality n. (Uncountable) The state of being ambisexual. • ambisexuality n. (Countable) An instance of ambisexual behaviour. • AMBISEXUALITY n. the state of being an ambisexual. |
| AXIOMATICALLY | • axiomatically adv. By the use of axioms; in the form of an axiom. • AXIOMATICAL adv. indisputably true, self-evident, also AXIOMATIC. |
| AXISYMMETRIES | • axisymmetries n. Plural of axisymmetry. • AXISYMMETRY n. the state of being axisymmetric. |
| COMPLEXIFYING | • complexifying v. Present participle of complexify. • COMPLEXIFY v. to render complex. |
| CYCLOHEXIMIDE | • cycloheximide n. (Organic chemistry) An agricultural fungicide produced by the bacterium Streptomyces griseus, widely… • CYCLOHEXIMIDE n. an agricultural fungicide that inhibits protein synthesis and is obtained from a soil bacterium, Streptomyces griseus. |
| EXAMINABILITY | • examinability n. The quality or state of being examinable. • EXAMINABILITY n. the quality of being examinable. |
| EXOTHERMICITY | • exothermicity n. (Chemistry, physics, uncountable) The quality or state of being exothermic. • exothermicity n. (Countable) The release of heat during an exothermic reaction. • EXOTHERMICITY n. the state of being exothermic. |
| EXTRALIMITARY | • extralimitary adj. Beyond the limit or bounds. • EXTRALIMITARY adj. not found within a given faunal area; lying outside a prescribed area. |
| MAXILLIPEDARY | • maxillipedary adj. Of, or pertaining to, the maxilliped. • MAXILLIPEDARY adj. like a maxilliped, one of the mouth appendages of Crustacea. |
| MYCOTOXICOSIS | • mycotoxicosis n. Poisoning caused by exposure to mycotoxins. • MYCOTOXICOSIS n. poisoning caused by a mycotoxin. |
| OMNISEXUALITY | • omnisexuality n. Pansexuality. |
| PYRIDOXAMINES | • pyridoxamines n. Plural of pyridoxamine. • PYRIDOXAMINE n. a crystalline amine of the vitamin B6 group. |