| CRYSTALISERS | • CRYSTALISER n. something that crystalises, also CRYSTALIZER, CRYSTALLISER, CRYSTALLIZER. |
| CRYSTALIZERS | • CRYSTALIZER n. something that crystalizes, also CRYSTALISER, CRYSTALLISER, CRYSTALLIZER. |
| CRYSTALLISER | • crystalliser n. Alternative form of crystallizer. • CRYSTALLISER n. an agent that causes crystallisation, also CRYSTALISER, CRYSTALIZER, CRYSTALLIZER. |
| DRYSALTERIES | • drysalteries n. Plural of drysaltery. • DRYSALTERY n. the articles kept by a drysalter; also, the business of a drysalter. |
| ERYTHROPSIAS | • ERYTHROPSIA n. a defect of vision in which objects appear red. |
| ERYTHROSINES | • erythrosines n. Plural of erythrosine. • ERYTHROSINE n. a red substance formed by the oxidation of tyrosine, also ERYTHROSIN. |
| INTERCESSORY | • intercessory adj. Of or pertaining to intercession. • INTERCESSORY adj. interceding, also INTERCESSORIAL. |
| INTERSENSORY | • intersensory adj. Between senses (means of perception). • INTERSENSORY adj. relating to interaction between the senses. |
| IRRESISTABLY | • irresistably adv. Dated form of irresistibly. |
| IRRESISTIBLY | • irresistibly adv. In an irresistible manner. • IRRESISTIBLE adv. impossible to resist. |
| LITERARYISMS | • literaryisms n. Plural of literaryism. • LITERARYISM n. a bookish expression. |
| PRESBYTERIES | • presbyteries n. Plural of presbytery. • PRESBYTERY n. part of church reserved for officiating clergy. |
| PROSELYTISER | • proselytiser n. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of proselytizer. • PROSELYTISER n. one who proselytises, also PROSELYTIZER. |
| REGRESSIVITY | • regressivity n. The condition of being regressive. • REGRESSIVITY n. the state of being regressive. |
| ROISTEROUSLY | • roisterously adv. In a roisterous way. • ROISTEROUS adv. blustering, boisterous, also ROYSTEROUS. |
| STRINGYBARKS | • stringybarks n. Plural of stringybark. • STRINGYBARK n. an Australian tree, a kind of eucalyptus. |
| SYNARTHROSIS | • synarthrosis n. (Anatomy) A type of joint in which two bones are connected rigidly by fibrous tissue. • SYNARTHROSIS n. the fixed articulation of bones. |