| ANTHELMINTHICS | • anthelminthics n. Plural of anthelminthic. • ANTHELMINTHIC n. a drug used against intestinal worms, also ANTHELMINTIC. |
| ANTIHELMINTHIC | • antihelminthic adj. Alternative form of anthelmintic. • antihelminthic n. Alternative form of anthelmintic. • ANTIHELMINTHIC n. a drug designed to cure intestinal worms. |
| CORINTHIANISED | • CORINTHIANISE v. (archaic) to be licentious, also CORINTHIANIZE. |
| CORINTHIANISES | • CORINTHIANISE v. (archaic) to be licentious, also CORINTHIANIZE. |
| CORINTHIANIZED | • Corinthianized v. Simple past tense and past participle of Corinthianize. • CORINTHIANIZE v. (archaic) to be licentious, also CORINTHIANISE. |
| CORINTHIANIZES | • Corinthianizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of Corinthianize. • CORINTHIANIZE v. (archaic) to be licentious, also CORINTHIANISE. |
| DISINTHRALLING | • disinthralling v. Present participle of disinthral. • DISINTHRALLING n. the act of releasing from a state of enthralment. |
| FAINTHEARTEDLY | • faintheartedly adv. In a fainthearted manner. • faint-heartedly adv. Alternative form of faintheartedly. • FAINTHEARTED adv. lacking courage or resolution. |
| HELMINTHOLOGIC | • helminthologic adj. Of or relating to helminthology. • HELMINTHOLOGIC adj. relating to helminthology. |
| LABYRINTHODONT | • labyrinthodont adj. (Zoology) Having teeth with a labyrinthine (maze-like) internal structure. • labyrinthodont n. Any extinct amphibian of the subclass Labyrinthodontia. • LABYRINTHODONT n. an extinct amphibian, so called from a mazy pattern on a section of its teeth. |
| NEMATHELMINTHS | • nemathelminths n. Plural of nemathelminth. • NEMATHELMINTH n. a member of the Nemathelminthes, a phylum of worms including nematodes. |
| PLATYHELMINTHS | • platyhelminths n. Plural of platyhelminth. • PLATYHELMINTH n. a tapeworm or planarian. |
| SPINTHARISCOPE | • spinthariscope n. (Historical) An early device for observing individual nuclear disintegrations. • SPINTHARISCOPE n. an instrument for visually detecting alpha particles. |