| BRYOLOGISTS | • bryologists n. Plural of bryologist. • BRYOLOGIST n. one versed in bryology. |
| COLORLESSLY | • colorlessly adv. In a colorless manner. • COLORLESS adv. (US) without color, also COLOURLESS. |
| COTYLOSAURS | • cotylosaurs n. Plural of cotylosaur. • COTYLOSAUR n. an extinct primitive reptile with massive body and short legs. |
| CYCLOSPORAS | Sorry, definition not available. |
| FRONTOLYSES | • frontolyses n. Plural of frontolysis. • FRONTOLYSIS n. the weakening or disappearance of a weather front. |
| FRONTOLYSIS | • frontolysis n. (Meteorology) The degeneration or dissipation of an atmospheric weather front. • FRONTOLYSIS n. the weakening or disappearance of a weather front. |
| MONSTROUSLY | • monstrously adv. In a monstrous manner. • MONSTROUS adv. huge, like a monster, also MONSTRUOUS. |
| PERISSOLOGY | • perissology n. Superfluity of words; verbosity; long-windedness. • PERISSOLOGY n. superfluity of words, pleonasm. |
| PHOSPHORYLS | • phosphoryls n. Plural of phosphoryl. • PHOSPHORYL n. the radical PO, regarded as the typical nucleus of certain compounds. |
| POLYESTROUS | • polyestrous adj. (Biology) Having multiple periods of estrus in a year, or during a breeding season. • POLYESTROUS adj. having more than one period of estrus in a year. |
| POLYHISTORS | • polyhistors n. Plural of polyhistor. • POLYHISTOR n. a person of great and wide learning, also POLYHISTORIAN. |
| PROTEOLYSES | • proteolyses n. Plural of proteolysis. • proteolyses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of proteolyse. • PROTEOLYSE v. to split proteins by proteolysis. |
| PROTEOLYSIS | • proteolysis n. (Biochemistry) The hydrolysis of proteins into peptides and amino acids, especially as part of the digestion of food. • PROTEOLYSIS n. the disintegration of protein. |
| SCHOOLYARDS | • schoolyards n. Plural of schoolyard. • SCHOOLYARD n. the grounds of a school, especially as a place for children to play. |
| SPOROPHYLLS | • sporophylls n. Plural of sporophyll. • SPOROPHYLL n. a leaf that bears sporangia, also SPOROPHYL. |