| ANTIHUMANISTS | • antihumanists n. Plural of antihumanist. |
| ANTIMECHANIST | • antimechanist n. (Philosophy) One who rejects mechanism. • ANTIMECHANIST n. one opposed to a mechanistic interpretation. |
| CANISTERISING | • CANISTERISE v. to put into a canister, also CANISTERIZE. |
| CANISTERIZING | • canisterizing v. Present participle of canisterize. • CANISTERIZE v. to put into a canister, also CANISTERISE. |
| ETHNOBOTANIST | • ethnobotanist n. A scholar or researcher in the field of ethnobotany. • ETHNOBOTANIST n. a student of ethnobotany. |
| FORTEPIANISTS | • fortepianists n. Plural of fortepianist. • FORTEPIANIST n. a player of the fortepiano. |
| MISCELLANISTS | • miscellanists n. Plural of miscellanist. • MISCELLANIST n. a writer of miscellanies. |
| PALEOBOTANIST | • paleobotanist n. A botanist who specializes in paleobotany; someone who studies plant fossils. • PALEOBOTANIST n. a student of paleobotany. |
| PIANISTICALLY | • pianistically adv. In a pianistic manner. • PIANISTIC adv. relating to or skilled at the playing of the piano. |
| PRECISIANISTS | • precisianists n. Plural of precisianist. • PRECISIANIST n. a person excessively devoted to minute observance of rules, also PRECISIAN. |
| STERCORANISTS | • stercoranists n. Plural of stercoranist. • STERCORANIST n. a disparaging nickname given to one who holds that the consecrated elements of the Eucharist undergo digestion in and evacuation from the body of the recipient. |
| TRADUCIANISTS | • traducianists n. Plural of traducianist. • TRADUCIANIST n. a believer in traducianism. |