| APOSTOLIZE | • apostolize v. (Archaic) To convert; to proselytize. • apostolize v. To make sacred or apostolic. • APOSTOLIZE v. to preach, also APOSTOLISE. |
| AZEOTROPES | • azeotropes n. Plural of azeotrope. • azeotropes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of azeotrope. • AZEOTROPE n. a chemical term for a certain type of liquid mixture. |
| EPIZOOTICS | • epizootics n. Plural of epizootic. • epizoötics n. Plural of epizoötic. • EPIZOOTIC n. an epizootic disease. |
| EPIZOOTIES | • epizooties n. Plural of epizooty. • EPIZOOTY n. a type of animal disease. |
| PANZOOTICS | • panzootics n. (Pathology) The study of panzootic disease. • PANZOOTIC n. a panzootic disease. |
| PHOTOLYZES | • photolyzes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of photolyze. • PHOTOLYZE v. to cause photolysis in, also PHOTOLYSE. |
| PROTOZOANS | • protozoans n. Plural of protozoan. • PROTOZOAN n. any member of the Protozoa, also PROTOZOON. |
| PROTOZOONS | • PROTOZOON n. any member of the Protozoa, also PROTOZOAN. |
| SPOROZOITE | • sporozoite n. (Cytology) Any of the minute active bodies into which a sporozoan divides just before it infects a new host cell. • SPOROZOITE n. a minute, mobile, preadult spore developed by sporozoans. |
| ZOOPATHIES | • zoopathies n. Plural of zoopathy. • ZOOPATHY n. animal pathology. |
| ZOOPERISTS | • ZOOPERIST n. one who experiments on lower animals. |
| ZOOPHILIST | • zoophilist n. A lover of animals. • zoöphilist n. Alternative spelling of zoophilist. • ZOOPHILIST n. a lover of animals. |
| ZOOPLASTIC | • zooplastic adj. Of, or relating to zooplasty. • ZOOPLASTIC adj. relating to zooplasty, the surgical transfer of tissue from an animal to man. |
| ZOOTHAPSES | • ZOOTHAPSIS n. premature burial. |
| ZOOTHAPSIS | • zoothapsis n. (Archaic, nonce word) premature burial. • ZOOTHAPSIS n. premature burial. |