| ALCAICERIAS | • ALCAICERIA n. (Spanish) a bazaar. |
| ALGEBRAICAL | • algebraical adj. Pertaining to algebra or its laws. • algebraical adj. (Mathematics) Requiring a finite number of algebraic operations; the opposite of transcendental. • ALGEBRAICAL adj. relating to algebra, also ALGEBRAIC. |
| ARCHAICALLY | • archaically adv. In an archaic manner. • ARCHAICAL adv. ancient, also ARCHAIC. |
| ARCHAICISMS | • archaicisms n. Plural of archaicism. • ARCHAICISM n. an archaic expression. |
| LAICISATION | • laicisation n. Alternative spelling of laicization. • LAICISATION n. the process of returning a clergyman to lay status, also LAICIZATION. |
| LAICIZATION | • laicization n. The act of laicizing. • LAICIZATION n. the process of returning a clergyman to lay status, also LAICISATION. |
| MOSAICKINGS | • mosaickings n. Plural of mosaicking. • MOSAICKING n. work in mosaic. |
| PHARISAICAL | • pharisaical adj. Of or pertaining to the Pharisees. • pharisaical adj. (Chiefly Christianity) Emphasizing the observance of ritual or practice over the meaning; self-righteous… • PHARISAICAL adj. characterized by hypocritical self-righteousness; putting emphasis on strict observance of rituals unrelated to the spirit or meaning of the ceremony, also PHARISAIC. |
| PHOTOMOSAIC | • photomosaic n. (Photography) A composite image made of individual photographs, normally of the same shape and size… • PHOTOMOSAIC n. an image composed of many smaller photographs. |
| POURTRAICTS | • pourtraicts n. Plural of pourtraict. • POURTRAICT n. (obsolete) a portrait. |
| PROSAICALLY | • prosaically adv. In a prosaic manner; straightforwardly. • PROSAICAL adv. relating to prose; dull, banal, also PROSAIC. |
| PROSAICISMS | • prosaicisms n. Plural of prosaicism. • PROSAICISM n. the quality of being prosaic. |
| PROSAICNESS | • prosaicness n. The characteristic of being prosaic. • PROSAICNESS n. the state of being prosaic. |
| STRAICHTEST | • straichtest adj. Superlative form of straicht: most straicht. • straichtest adv. Superlative form of straicht: most straicht. • STRAICHT adj. (Scots) straight, also STRAUCHT, STRAUGHT. |