| EXCEPTANTS | • exceptants n. Plural of exceptant. • EXCEPTANT n. something excepted, left out. |
| EXPATIATES | • expatiates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of expatiate. • EXPATIATE v. to speak or write about in great detail. |
| EXPECTANTS | • expectants n. Plural of expectant. • EXPECTANT n. a person who is expectant. |
| EXTIRPATES | • extirpates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of extirpate. • EXTIRPATE v. to pull out by the roots. |
| HYPERTEXTS | • hypertexts n. Plural of hypertext. • HYPERTEXT n. computer software and hardware that allows users to create, store, and view text and move between related items easily and in a nonsequential way. |
| PHOTOTAXES | • phototaxes n. Plural of phototaxis. • PHOTOTAXIS n. growth or movement determined by light. |
| PHOTOTAXIS | • phototaxis n. (Biology) The movement of an organism either towards or away from a source of light. • PHOTOTAXIS n. growth or movement determined by light. |
| PLAINTEXTS | • plaintexts n. Plural of plaintext. • PLAINTEXT n. text that is not encrypted in any way. |
| SEXPARTITE | • sexpartite adj. In six parts. • SEXPARTITE adj. in six parts. |
| SEXTUPLETS | • sextuplets n. Plural of sextuplet. • SEXTUPLET n. one of six children born in a multiple birth. |
| SPECTATRIX | • spectatrix n. (Dated) A female spectator. • SPECTATRIX n. a female spectator, also SPECTATRESS. |
| TEXTPHONES | • textphones n. Plural of textphone. • TEXTPHONE n. a phone that can transmit text messages. |
| TEXTSPEAKS | • TEXTSPEAK n. the style of language commonly used in text messages, including abbreviations, truncations, use of numbers, etc. |
| TROPOTAXES | • tropotaxes n. Plural of tropotaxis. • TROPOTAXIS n. a taxis in which an organism orients itself by the simultaneous comparison of stimuli of different intensity operating on different end organs. |
| TROPOTAXIS | • tropotaxis n. (Biology) Movement by organisms with paired receptor cells, triggered when the stimuli at the receptors… • TROPOTAXIS n. a taxis in which an organism orients itself by the simultaneous comparison of stimuli of different intensity operating on different end organs. |