| CRYPTOCLASTIC | • CRYPTOCLASTIC adj. of minerals and rocks, composed of microscopic fragments. |
| HETEROCLITOUS | • heteroclitous adj. (Obsolete) heteroclitic. • HETEROCLITOUS adj. irregularly inflected, also HETEROCLITIC. |
| MACROCLIMATES | • macroclimates n. Plural of macroclimate. • MACROCLIMATE n. large-scale climate. |
| MACROCLIMATIC | • macroclimatic adj. Relating to macroclimate. • MACROCLIMATIC adj. relating to climate on a large scale. |
| MICROCLIMATES | • microclimates n. Plural of microclimate. • MICROCLIMATE n. the climate of a very small area. |
| MICROCLIMATIC | • microclimatic adj. Of or pertaining to a microclimate. • MICROCLIMATIC adj. relating to microclimate, the climate of a very small area. |
| NEOCLASSICISM | • neoclassicism n. Any of several movements in the arts, architecture, literature and music that revived forms from earlier centuries. • NEOCLASSICISM n. a revival of the classical style in art and architecture. |
| NEOCLASSICIST | • neoclassicist n. A follower of neoclassicism. • NEOCLASSICIST n. an exponent of neoclassicism. |
| PALAEOCLIMATE | • palaeoclimate n. Alternative spelling of paleoclimate. • PALAEOCLIMATE n. the climate at any stage in the geological development of the earth. |
| PALEOCLIMATIC | • paleoclimatic adj. Of or pertaining to the climate of a region in the past. |
| PHYSOCLISTOUS | • physoclistous adj. Relating to physoclists. • PHYSOCLISTOUS adj. of fishes, having an air bladder that is not connected to the alimentary canal. |
| PLAGIOCLASTIC | • plagioclastic adj. (Mineralogy) Of or relating to plagioclase. • PLAGIOCLASTIC adj. of or like plagioclase. |
| PROCLAMATIONS | • proclamations n. Plural of proclamation. • PROCLAMATION n. the action of proclaiming. |
| PROTEOCLASTIC | • proteoclastic adj. Proteolytic. • PROTEOCLASTIC adj. proteolytic, relating to the splitting of proteins by enzymes. |
| PSEUDOCLASSIC | • pseudoclassic adj. Falsely classic. • pseudoclassic n. A work that is falsely claimed to be a classic. • PSEUDOCLASSIC adj. pretending to be or erroneously regarded as classic. |