| ANTIPLATELETS | • antiplatelets n. Plural of antiplatelet. |
| CYTOSKELETONS | • cytoskeletons n. Plural of cytoskeleton. • CYTOSKELETON n. the network of protein filaments and microtubules in the cytoplasm that controls cell shape, maintains intracellular organization, and is involved in cell movement. |
| DELETERIOUSLY | • deleteriously adv. In a deleterious manner; harmfully. • DELETERIOUS adv. harmful, injurious. |
| DIOTHELETICAL | • DIOTHELETICAL adj. relating to ditheletism, the doctrine that Christ had two wills, also DITHELETIC, DITHELETICAL. |
| DYOTHELETICAL | • DYOTHELETICAL adj. relating to dyotheletism, the doctrine that Christ on earth had two wills, human and divine, also DYOTHELITICAL. |
| DYOTHELETISMS | • DYOTHELETISM n. the doctrine that Christ on earth had two wills, human and divine. |
| ENDOSKELETONS | • endoskeletons n. Plural of endoskeleton. • ENDOSKELETON n. an internal skeleton or supporting framework in an animal. |
| MONOTHELETISM | • Monotheletism n. Alternative form of Monothelitism. • MONOTHELETISM n. the belief that Christ had only one will. |
| RADIOTELETYPE | • radioteletype n. A communication system consisting of teletypewriters linked by radio. • RADIOTELETYPE n. a teleprinter that receives and transmits by radio. |
| SKELETOGENOUS | • skeletogenous adj. Forming or producing parts of the skeleton. • SKELETOGENOUS adj. producing a skeleton. |
| SKELETONISERS | • skeletonisers n. Plural of skeletoniser. • SKELETONISER n. any of the larva of various moths that feed on leaves reducing them to skeletons, also SKELETONIZER. |
| SKELETONISING | • skeletonising v. Present participle of skeletonise. • SKELETONISE v. to reduce to a skeleton, also SKELETONIZE. |
| SKELETONIZERS | • skeletonizers n. Plural of skeletonizer. • SKELETONIZER n. any of the larva of various moths that feed on leaves reducing them to skeletons, also SKELETONISER. |
| SKELETONIZING | • skeletonizing v. Present participle of skeletonize. • SKELETONIZE v. to reduce to a skeleton, also SKELETONISE. |