| ARSENOPYRITES | • arsenopyrites n. Plural of arsenopyrite. • ARSENOPYRITE n. arsenical iron pyrites. |
| ATTORNEYSHIPS | • attorneyships n. Plural of attorneyship. • ATTORNEYSHIP n. the office of attorney. |
| CHYMOTRYPSINS | • chymotrypsins n. Plural of chymotrypsin. • CHYMOTRYPSIN n. rennin. |
| CRYPTOMNESIAS | • CRYPTOMNESIA n. latent or subconscious memory. |
| HYPERTENSIONS | • hypertensions n. Plural of hypertension. • HYPERTENSION n. abnormally or excessively high pressure of arterial blood. |
| NYCTITROPISMS | • NYCTITROPISM n. the assumption by plants of certain positions at night, esp. ones different from daytime positions. |
| PARALYSATIONS | • paralysations n. Plural of paralysation. • PARALYSATION n. the act of paralysing, also PARALYZATION. |
| PARASYMBIONTS | • parasymbionts n. Plural of parasymbiont. • PARASYMBIONT n. a partner in parasymbiosis. |
| POLYCENTRISMS | • polycentrisms n. Plural of polycentrism. • POLYCENTRISM n. the existence of many centers of Communist ideological thought. |
| POSTSECONDARY | • postsecondary adj. (Education, US and Canada) Of or pertaining to education or educational institutions subsequent to secondary… • POSTSECONDARY adj. taking place after secondary education. |
| PROSELYTISING | • proselytising v. Present participle of proselytise. • PROSELYTISE v. to recruit or convert esp. to a new faith, institution, or cause, also PROSELYTIZE. |
| PROSTACYCLINS | • prostacyclins n. Plural of prostacyclin. • PROSTACYCLIN n. a prostaglandin which dilates blood vessels and inhibits blood clotting. |
| PYROTECHNISTS | • pyrotechnists n. Plural of pyrotechnist. • PYROTECHNIST n. a firework maker. |
| STEREOTYPINGS | • STEREOTYPING n. the act of making a stereotype. |
| STREPTOLYSINS | • streptolysins n. Plural of streptolysin. • STREPTOLYSIN n. an antigenic hemolysin produced by streptococci. |
| STREPTOMYCINS | • streptomycins n. Plural of streptomycin. • STREPTOMYCIN n. an antibiotic produced by the soil bacterium Streptomyces griseus, the first drug to be successful against tuberculosis. |
| SYCOPHANTRIES | • SYCOPHANTRY n. flattery. |