| ARCHEOLOGY | • archeology n. (American spelling) Alternative form of archaeology. • ARCHEOLOGY n. the study of ancient human artefacts, also ARCHAEOLOGY. |
| RHEOLOGIES | • rheologies n. Plural of rheology. • RHEOLOGY n. the study of matter in the fluid state. |
| RHEOLOGIST | • rheologist n. One who studies rheology. • RHEOLOGIST n. one who studies rheology. |
| THEOLOGATE | • theologate n. The course of study for Roman Catholic priests. • THEOLOGATE n. a seminary for RC priests. |
| THEOLOGERS | • theologers n. Plural of theologer. • THEOLOGER n. a theologian. |
| THEOLOGIAN | • theologian n. One who studies theology. • theologian n. In Roman Catholic usage, a theological lecturer attached to a cathedral church. • theologian n. In Eastern Orthodox usage, a person who has had direct experience of and unity with God. |
| THEOLOGIES | • theologies n. Plural of theology. • THEOLOGY n. the study of religion. |
| THEOLOGISE | • theologise v. Alternative spelling of theologize. • THEOLOGISE v. to make theological, also THEOLOGIZE. |
| THEOLOGIST | • theologist n. A theologian; one who is skilled in, professes or practices that which relates or pertains to God. • THEOLOGIST n. a theologian. |
| THEOLOGIZE | • theologize v. (Transitive) To treat something from a theological viewpoint. • theologize v. (Intransitive) To discuss or speculate about theological subjects. • THEOLOGIZE v. to make theological, also THEOLOGISE. |
| THEOLOGUES | • theologues n. Plural of theologue. • THEOLOGUE n. a theologian, also THEOLOG. |
| TRACHEOLAR | • tracheolar adj. Relating to the tracheole. • TRACHEOLAR adj. of or like a tracheole, one of the minute delicate endings of a branched trachea of an insect. |
| TRACHEOLES | • tracheoles n. Plural of tracheole. • TRACHEOLE n. one of the minute delicate endings of a branched trachea of an insect. |