| AGRICULTURALIST | • agriculturalist n. A farmer; one involved with agrarian business. • agriculturalist n. An expert in agriculture who advises farmers. • AGRICULTURALIST n. someone skilled in agriculture, a farmer, also AGRICULTURIST. |
| FLORICULTURISTS | • floriculturists n. Plural of floriculturist. • FLORICULTURIST n. one who practises floriculture. |
| ILLUSTRIOUSNESS | • illustriousness n. The state of being illustrious. • ILLUSTRIOUSNESS n. the state of being illustrious. |
| IMMUNOGLOBULINS | • immunoglobulins n. Plural of immunoglobulin. • IMMUNOGLOBULIN n. an immune protein. |
| MULTIARTICULATE | • multiarticulate adj. Able to bend or hinge at more than one point. • MULTIARTICULATE adj. many-jointed, also MULTARTICULATE. |
| MULTIFUNCTIONAL | • multifunctional adj. Having multiple functions. • MULTIFUNCTIONAL adj. having many functions, also MULTIFUNCTION. |
| MULTILINGUALISM | • multilingualism n. The condition of being multilingual; the ability to speak multiple languages. • MULTILINGUALISM n. the state of being multilingual. |
| MULTITUDINOUSLY | • multitudinously adv. In a multitudinous way. • MULTITUDINOUS adv. existing in a great multitude. |
| PISCICULTURALLY | • pisciculturally adv. In terms of pisciculture. • PISCICULTURAL adv. relating to pisciculture. |
| PLATITUDINOUSLY | • platitudinously adv. In the manner of a platitude. • PLATITUDINOUS adv. characterized by or resembling a platitude, also PLATITUDINAL. |
| PUSILLANIMOUSLY | • pusillanimously adv. In a pusillanimous manner. • PUSILLANIMOUS adv. lacking courage, timid. |
| SILVICULTURALLY | • silviculturally adv. In terms of, or by means of, silviculture. • SILVICULTURAL adv. relating to silviculture, also SYLVICULTURAL. |
| SILVICULTURISTS | • silviculturists n. Plural of silviculturist. • SILVICULTURIST n. one who practises silviculture, the growing of trees. |
| SUBINTELLIGITUR | • subintelligitur n. Something that is implied even though not expressed. • SUBINTELLIGITUR n. something that is not stated but understood. |
| UNDERFULFILLING | • UNDERFULFIL v. to fail to fulfil completely, also UNDERFULFILL. |