| BLOODLETTERS | • bloodletters n. Plural of bloodletter. • BLOODLETTER n. one who lets blood. |
| BOTTOMLESSLY | • bottomlessly adv. In a bottomless manner. • BOTTOMLESS adv. having no bottom. |
| DELTIOLOGIST | • deltiologist n. A collector of picture postcards. • DELTIOLOGIST n. a collector of picture postcards. |
| FOOTBALLISTS | • footballists n. Plural of footballist. • FOOTBALLIST n. one who plays football, also FOOTBALLER. |
| GLOTTOLOGIES | • GLOTTOLOGY n. the science of tongues or languages. |
| GLUTTONOUSLY | • gluttonously adv. In a gluttonous manner. • GLUTTONOUS adv. marked by or given to gluttony. |
| LITHOLATROUS | • litholatrous adj. Stone-worshipping. • LITHOLATROUS adj. engaging in litholatry, the worship of stones. |
| LITHOLOGISTS | • lithologists n. Plural of lithologist. • LITHOLOGIST n. a student of lithology. |
| OCTILLIONTHS | • octillionths n. Plural of octillionth. • OCTILLIONTH n. one of an octillion equal parts. |
| PLUTOLOGISTS | • plutologists n. Plural of plutologist. • PLUTOLOGIST n. a student of plutology, political economy. |
| POLYGLOTTISM | • polyglottism n. Alternative spelling of polyglotism. • POLYGLOTTISM n. the state of being polyglot. |
| POLYGLOTTOUS | • polyglottous adj. (Rare) Speaking many languages; polyglot. • POLYGLOTTOUS adj. like a polyglot, also POLYGLOTTAL, POLYGLOTTIC. |
| POLYTONALIST | • polytonalist n. (Music) A person who composes or plays polytonal music. • POLYTONALIST n. one who writes polytonal music. |
| POSTILLATION | • postillation n. The act of postillating; exposition of Scripture in preaching. • POSTILLATION n. the act of postillating, glossing a text. |
| POSTILLATORS | • postillators n. Plural of postillator. • POSTILLATOR n. one who postillates, explains by marginal notes. |
| STILBOESTROL | • stilboestrol n. (Pharmacology) UK spelling of stilbestrol. • STILBOESTROL n. a synthetic oestrogen, also STILBESTROL. |
| TELECONTROLS | • telecontrols v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of telecontrol. • TELECONTROL n. control of mechanical devices remotely, either by radio (as of ships and aircraft), by sound waves, or by beams of light, also TELEARCHICS. |
| TELEOLOGISTS | • teleologists n. Plural of teleologist. • TELEOLOGIST n. an adherent of teleology. |
| TONSILLOTOMY | • tonsillotomy n. (Surgery) The surgical procedure of cutting, or making an incision into a tonsil. • TONSILLOTOMY n. the surgical removal of the tonsils. |
| WOLLASTONITE | • wollastonite n. (Mineralogy) A grey inosilicate mineral, mostly calcium silicate, CaSiO3, found deposited in limestone. • WOLLASTONITE n. a metasilicate of calcium, usually occurring in white to grey fibrous tabular masses and used as a source of rock wool. |