| AEROPAUSES | • aeropauses n. Plural of aeropause. • AEROPAUSE n. the region of the earth's atmosphere above which aircraft cannot fly. |
| ANDROPAUSE | • andropause n. The male equivalent of the menopause in women; characterised by a decline in libido and overall energy. • ANDROPAUSE n. the male menopause. |
| ANTINAUSEA | • antinausea adj. (Pharmacology) Intended to prevent or combat nausea. • ANTINAUSEA adj. designed to prevent nausea. |
| CAUSEWAYED | • causewayed adj. Having a causeway. • CAUSEWAY v. to build a raised roadway over. |
| GASTHAUSER | • GASTHAUS n. (German) a small hotel in Germany. |
| GASTHAUSES | • GASTHAUS n. (German) a small hotel in Germany. |
| HELIOPAUSE | • heliopause n. (Astronomy) The boundary of heliosphere where the Sun’s solar wind is stopped by the interstellar medium. • HELIOPAUSE n. the upper limit of the earth's atmosphere. |
| IONOPAUSES | • ionopauses n. Plural of ionopause. • IONOPAUSE n. the region of the earth's atmosphere at the outer limit of the ionosphere. |
| MENOPAUSES | • menopauses n. Plural of menopause. • MENOPAUSE n. the period during which a woman's menstrual cycle ceases. |
| MESOPAUSES | • mesopauses n. Plural of mesopause. • MESOPAUSE n. the upper limit of the atmosphere. |
| NAUSEATING | • nauseating adj. Causing a feeling of nausea; disgusting and revolting. • NAUSEATE v. to affect with nausea. |
| NAUSEATION | • nauseation n. The act of nauseating. • nauseation n. The state of being nauseated. • NAUSEATION n. the act of arousing nausea. |
| NAUSEATIVE | • nauseative adj. (Archaic) Causing nausea; nauseous. • NAUSEATIVE adj. (obsolete) causing nausea. |
| NAUSEOUSLY | • nauseously adv. In a nauseous manner. • NAUSEOUS adv. causing nausea. |
| PAUSEFULLY | • pausefully adv. In a pauseful manner; with pauses. • PAUSEFUL adv. full of pauses. |
| SUBCLAUSES | • subclauses n. Plural of subclause. • subclauses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of subclause. • SUBCLAUSE n. a part of a clause. |
| TROPOPAUSE | • tropopause n. The zone of transition between the troposphere and the stratosphere (approximately 13 kilometers). The… • TROPOPAUSE n. the level of the atmosphere where the troposphere ends and stratosphere begins. |