| ETYMOLOGISES | • etymologises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of etymologise. • ETYMOLOGISE v. to trace or suggest an etymology for, also ETYMOLOGIZE. |
| ETYMOLOGISTS | • etymologists n. Plural of etymologist. • ETYMOLOGIST n. a specialist in etymology. |
| HOLOPHYTISMS | • HOLOPHYTISM n. the property of being holophytic, obtaining food by photosynthesis. |
| HYMNOLOGISTS | • hymnologists n. Plural of hymnologist. • HYMNOLOGIST n. a student of hymnology. |
| MOLYBDENOSIS | • molybdenosis n. Alternative form of molybdosis. • MOLYBDENOSIS n. a disease of cattle and sheep, caused by an excess of molybdenum in the diet. |
| MOTIONLESSLY | • motionlessly adv. In a motionless manner; without moving. • MOTIONLESS adv. without motion. |
| MYOINOSITOLS | • myoinositols n. Plural of myoinositol. • MYOINOSITOL n. a biologically active inositol that is a component of many phospholipids and occurs widely in plants, animals, and microorganisms. |
| MYTHOLOGISES | • mythologises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of mythologise. • MYTHOLOGISE v. to make mythical, also MYTHOLOGIZE. |
| MYTHOLOGISTS | • mythologists n. Plural of mythologist. • MYTHOLOGIST n. a student of mythology. |
| POLYAMORISTS | • polyamorists n. Plural of polyamorist. |
| POLYCHROISMS | • POLYCHROISM n. the state of being polychroic. |
| POLYCROTISMS | • POLYCROTISM n. the state of having several beats to each heartbeat. |
| POLYGLOTISMS | • polyglotisms n. Plural of polyglotism. • POLYGLOTISM n. the use of many languages. |
| POLYMYOSITIS | • polymyositis n. (Medicine) An inflammatory disease affecting multiple muscles. • POLYMYOSITIS n. inflammation of several muscles at the same time. |
| PROMISSORILY | • promissorily adv. In a promissory manner. • PROMISSORY adv. containing a promise or binding declaration of something to be done or forborne. |
| PROSYLLOGISM | • prosyllogism n. (Logic) A syllogism that is preliminary or logically essential to another syllogism. • prosyllogism n. (Logic) The conclusion of such a syllogism, which becomes a premise of the following syllogism. • pro-syllogism n. Alternative form of prosyllogism. |
| PSYCHOLOGISM | • psychologism n. (Philosophy) The tendency to describe things in psychological or subjective terms. • PSYCHOLOGISM n. a theory that applies psychological conceptions to the interpretation of historical events or logical thought. |
| SYMBOLOGISTS | • symbologists n. Plural of symbologist. • SYMBOLOGIST n. a student of symbolology. |
| THROMBOLYSIS | • thrombolysis n. The breaking down of blood clots by pharmacological or other means. • THROMBOLYSIS n. the breaking up of a blood clot. |