| ADENOSES | • adenoses n. Plural of adenosis. • ADENOSIS n. abnormal growth of glandular tissue. |
| BIOCENOSES | • biocenoses n. Plural of biocenosis. • BIOCENOSIS n. an association of organisms ecologically interdependent, also BIOCOENOSIS. |
| BIOCOENOSES | • biocoenoses n. Plural of biocoenose. • BIOCOENOSIS n. a state of association of creatures in a certain region, also BIOCENOSIS. |
| BLUENOSES | • bluenoses n. Plural of bluenose. • BLUENOSE n. (Canadian) a nickname for a Nova Scotian. |
| BOTTLENOSES | • bottlenoses n. Plural of bottlenose. • bottle-noses n. Plural of bottle-nose. • BOTTLENOSE n. a kind of whale or dolphin. |
| CONENOSES | • conenoses n. Plural of conenose. • CONENOSE n. a bloodsucking insect. |
| ENOSES | • enoses n. Plural of enose. • e-noses n. Plural of e-nose. • ENOSIS n. (Modern Greek) political union. |
| HEGUMENOSES | • HEGUMENOS n. (Greek) the head of a monastery, also HEGUMEN. |
| KENOSES | • kenoses n. Plural of kenosis. • KENOSIS n. (Greek) Christ's acceptance of his human nature. |
| MOLYBDENOSES | • MOLYBDENOSIS n. a disease of cattle and sheep, caused by an excess of molybdenum in the diet. |
| POLLENOSES | • pollenoses n. Plural of pollenosis. • POLLENOSIS n. allergic reaction to pollen; hay-fever, also POLLINOSIS. |
| RESTENOSES | • restenoses n. Plural of restenosis. |
| SELENOSES | • selenoses n. Plural of selenosis. • SELENOSIS n. selenium poisoning. |
| STENOSES | • stenoses n. Plural of stenosis. • STENOSIS n. a narrowing of a bodily passage. |
| SYNTENOSES | • SYNTENOSIS n. the connection of bones by tendons. |
| THRENOSES | • THRENOS n. (Shakespeare) an ode for the dead, also THRENE. |
| TUBENOSES | • tubenoses n. Plural of tubenose. • TUBENOSE n. a bird with tubular nostrils. |