| ASCLEPIADACEOUS | • asclepiadaceous adj. (Botany) Relating to the milkweeds. • ASCLEPIADACEOUS adj. belonging to the Asclepiadaceae, the milkweed and swallowwort family. |
| LEPIDODENDROIDS | • lepidodendroids n. Plural of lepidodendroid. • LEPIDODENDROID n. any of a genus of fossil trees. |
| LEPIDOPTEROLOGY | • lepidopterology n. (Biology, zoology, entomology) The scientific study of butterflies and moths (the Lepidoptera). • lepidopterology n. Lepidoptery, (the hobby of butterfly collecting). • LEPIDOPTEROLOGY n. the study of butterflies and moths. |
| PARALLELEPIPEDA | • PARALLELEPIPEDA n. solid figures bounded by six parallelograms, opposite pairs being identical and parallel (plural of parallelipedon*, which has 16 letters). |
| PARALLELEPIPEDS | • parallelepipeds n. Plural of parallelepiped. • PARALLELEPIPED n. a solid figure with each face a parallelogram. |
| RADIOTELEPHONED | • radiotelephoned v. Simple past tense and past participle of radiotelephone. • RADIOTELEPHONE v. to telephone (someone) by wireless telephony. |
| RADIOTELEPHONES | • radiotelephones n. Plural of radiotelephone. • radio-telephones n. Plural of radio-telephone. • RADIOTELEPHONE v. to telephone (someone) by wireless telephony. |
| RADIOTELEPHONIC | • radiotelephonic adj. Relating to radiotelephones. • RADIOTELEPHONIC adj. relating to the radiotelephone. |
| TELEPHOTOGRAPHS | • telephotographs n. Plural of telephotograph. • TELEPHOTOGRAPH n. a photograph of a distant object taken by a suitable lens. |
| TELEPHOTOGRAPHY | • telephotography n. (Photography) Photography of distant subjects using a telephoto lens. • telephotography n. (Dated) The transmission of images over a distance, especially by facsimile. • TELEPHOTOGRAPHY n. the photography of distant objects (as by a camera provided with a telephoto lens). |
| TELEPROCESSINGS | • TELEPROCESSING n. remote-controlled computer processing. |
| VIDEOTELEPHONES | • videotelephones n. Plural of videotelephone. • VIDEOTELEPHONE n. a telephone with accompanying means of transmitting a picture of each speaker. |