| AETIOLOGIES | • aetiologies n. Plural of aetiology. • ætiologies n. Plural of ætiology. • AETIOLOGY n. the science of causes, esp. of disease, also ETIOLOGY. |
| AETIOLOGIST | • aetiologist n. One who studies aetiology. • ætiologist n. Obsolete form of etiologist. • AETIOLOGIST n. a student of aetiology, also ETIOLOGIST. |
| CARBURETION | • carburetion n. The process, as occurs in a carburetor, of mixing fuel with oxygen or air in appropriate proportion for combustion. • CARBURETION n. the process of carburetting. |
| COMPLETIONS | • completions n. Plural of completion. • COMPLETION n. the act of completing. |
| CONCRETIONS | • concretions n. Plural of concretion. • CONCRETION n. a concreted mass. |
| DISCRETIONS | • discretions n. Plural of discretion. • DISCRETION n. the quality of being discreet. |
| ETIOLATIONS | • etiolations n. Plural of etiolation. • ETIOLATION n. the operation of blanching plants, by excluding the light of the sun; the condition of a blanched plant. |
| ETIOLOGICAL | • etiological adj. Relating to an etiology. • ETIOLOGICAL adj. relating to etiology, the study of causes, also ETIOLOGIC. |
| ETIOLOGISTS | • etiologists n. Plural of etiologist. • ETIOLOGIST n. a student of etiology, also AETIOLOGIST. |
| FACETIOUSLY | • facetiously adv. In a facetious or flippant manner; in a manner that treats serious issues with deliberately inappropriate humor. • facetiously adv. (Dated) In a pleasantly humorous or playful fashion. • FACETIOUS adv. playfully jocular; humorous. |
| OBSOLETIONS | • obsoletions n. Plural of obsoletion. • OBSOLETION n. obsolescence. |
| SECRETIONAL | • secretional adj. Relating to secretions. • SECRETIONAL adj. related to secretion. |
| SUPPLETIONS | • suppletions n. Plural of suppletion. • SUPPLETION n. addition; supplement. |