| BILIRUBINS | • bilirubins n. Plural of bilirubin. • BILIRUBIN n. a reddish yellow pigment present in bile. |
| BISCUITIER | • BISCUITY adj. like a biscuit in texture. |
| CIRCUITIES | • circuities n. Plural of circuity. • CIRCUITY n. a roundabout course. |
| CUISINIERS | • cuisiniers n. Plural of cuisinier. • CUISINIER n. a cook. |
| DISINURING | • disinuring v. Present participle of disinure. • DISINURE v. to render unfamiliar. |
| IMPURITIES | • impurities n. Plural of impurity. • IMPURITY n. something that is impure. |
| INDIRUBINS | • indirubins n. Plural of indirubin. • INDIRUBIN n. a red crystalline substance resembling indigotin but with oxidized indoxyl rather than indoxyl nuclei. |
| INQUISITOR | • inquisitor n. A person who inquires, especially searchingly or ruthlessly. • inquisitor n. (Historical) An official of the ecclesiastical court of the Inquisition. • INQUISITOR n. one who inquires or makes inquisition. |
| IRIDOSMIUM | • iridosmium n. Iridosmine. • IRIDOSMIUM n. a very hard corrosion-resistant white or grey natural alloy of osmium and iridium used esp. in pen nibs, also IRIDOSMINE, OSMIRIDIUM. |
| KIWIFRUITS | • kiwifruits n. Plural of kiwifruit. • KIWIFRUIT n. the edible green fruit of the Chinese gooseberry. |
| LIQUIDISER | • liquidiser n. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of liquidizer. • LIQUIDISER n. a device for liquidising, also LIQUIDIZER. |
| LIQUIFIERS | • liquifiers n. Plural of liquifier. • LIQUIFIER n. something that liquifies, also LIQUEFIER. |
| OSMIRIDIUM | • osmiridium n. (Mineralogy) A hard, corrosion-resistant alloy of osmium and iridium, used in pen nibs. • OSMIRIDIUM n. a very hard corrosion-resistant white or grey natural alloy of osmium and iridium, also IRIDOSMINE, IRIDOSMIUM. |
| PITUITRINS | • PITUITRIN n. a hormone produced by the pituitary gland. |
| RHIPIDIUMS | • RHIPIDIUM n. a fan-shaped cymose inflorescence. |
| TRIUNITIES | • triunities n. Plural of triunity. • TRIUNITY n. a trinity, also TRIUNE. |
| VIRGINIUMS | • VIRGINIUM n. a name proposed for chemical element no 87, now called francium. |