| BINOCULARITY | • binocularity n. Binocular vision. • BINOCULARITY n. the state of being binocular. |
| CLINOCHLORES | • clinochlores n. Plural of clinochlore. • CLINOCHLORE n. a hexagonal variety of chlorite rich in magnesium and aluminium and usually poor in iron, aka ripidolite. |
| ECHINOCOCCUS | • echinococcus n. (Zoology) A parasite of humans and of many domestic and wild animals, the larval stage of Echinococcus… • Echinococcus prop.n. A taxonomic genus within the family Taeniidae – tapeworms that alternate a minute adult living as a… • ECHINOCOCCUS n. a parasitic tapeworm. |
| EQUINOCTIALS | • equinoctials n. Plural of equinoctial. • EQUINOCTIAL n. an equinoctial gale. |
| INOCCUPATION | • inoccupation n. Absence of occupation; lack of anything to do. • INOCCUPATION n. lack of occupation. |
| INOCULATIONS | • inoculations n. Plural of inoculation. • INOCULATION n. the act of inoculating. |
| LINOCUTTINGS | Sorry, definition not available. |
| REINOCULATED | • reinoculated v. Simple past tense and past participle of reinoculate. • REINOCULATE v. to inoculate again. |
| REINOCULATES | • reinoculates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reinoculate. • REINOCULATE v. to inoculate again. |
| RHINOCERICAL | • rhinocerical adj. Resembling or relating to the rhinoceros or its horn. • rhinocerical adj. (Slang, obsolete) Rich; abounding in "rhino" or money. • RHINOCERICAL adj. (archaic slang) rich. |
| RHINOCEROSES | • rhinoceroses n. Plural of rhinoceros. • RHINOCEROS n. a large heavy ungulate mammal of the perissodactyl family Rhinocerotidae, also RHINOCEROT, RHINOCEROTE. |
| RHINOCEROTES | • rhinocerotes n. (Now rare) plural of rhinoceros. • rhinocerotes n. (Archaic) plural of rhinocerot. • rhinocerotes n. Plural of rhinocerote. |
| RHINOCEROTIC | • rhinocerotic adj. Of or pertaining to rhinoceroses. • RHINOCEROTIC adj. like a rhinoceros. |
| UNINOCULATED | • uninoculated adj. Not inoculated. • UNINOCULATED adj. not inoculated. |