| CHRONOSCOPES | • chronoscopes n. Plural of chronoscope. • CHRONOSCOPE n. an instrument for measuring very short time intervals.
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| COSPONSORING | • cosponsoring v. Present participle of cosponsor. • co-sponsoring v. Present participle of co-sponsor.
 • COSPONSOR v. to sponsor jointly.
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| IONOPHORESES | • IONOPHORESIS n. the migration of charged particles, e.g. of a drug, into body tissue. | 
| IONOPHORESIS | • ionophoresis n. The movement of charged particles in an electric field. • ionophoresis n. Misspelling of iontophoresis.
 • IONOPHORESIS n. the migration of charged particles, e.g. of a drug, into body tissue.
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| LYOSORPTIONS | • LYOSORPTION n. the adsorption of a liquid on a solid surface, esp. of a solvent on suspended particles. | 
| MONOPOLISERS | • monopolisers n. Plural of monopoliser. • MONOPOLISER n. one who monopolises, also MONOPOLIZER.
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| MONOPTEROSES | • MONOPTEROS n. a building with single ring of columns supporting a roof. | 
| MONOSPERMOUS | • monospermous adj. (Botany) Having only one seed. • MONOSPERMOUS adj. producing only one seed, also MONOSPERMAL.
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| MONOSTROPHES | • monostrophes n. Plural of monostrophe. • MONOSTROPHE n. a poem in which all the stanzas or strophes are written in the same metre.
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| NONCOMPOSERS | • noncomposers n. Plural of noncomposer. • NONCOMPOSER n. one who is not a composer.
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| OZONOSPHERES | • ozonospheres n. Plural of ozonosphere. • OZONOSPHERE n. the ozone layer.
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| PHOTOSENSORS | • photosensors n. Plural of photosensor. • PHOTOSENSOR n. a detector that is sensitive to electromagnetic radiation.
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| PROPOSITIONS | • propositions n. Plural of proposition. • propositions v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of proposition.
 • PROPOSITION v. to make a proposal to.
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| SNOOPERSCOPE | • snooperscope n. Synonym of sniperscope. • SNOOPERSCOPE n. an instrument for viewing infrared radiation.
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| TROPOMYOSINS | • tropomyosins n. Plural of tropomyosin. • TROPOMYOSIN n. a filamentous protein which controls the interaction of actin and myosin in muscle fibres.
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