| ASTROBOTANY | • astrobotany n. Synonym of xenobotany. • ASTROBOTANY n. the branch of botany that investigates the possibility that plants grow on other planets. |
| CORROBORANT | • corroborant adj. Strengthening; supporting; corroborating. • corroborant n. Anything that gives strength or support; a tonic. • corroborant n. A piece of corroborating evidence. |
| CORROBORATE | • corroborate v. (Transitive) To confirm or support something with additional evidence; to attest or vouch for. • corroborate v. (Transitive) To make strong; to strengthen. • CORROBORATE v. to support with evidence or authority. |
| CORROBOREED | • CORROBOREE v. (Native Australian) to hold a kind of festivity. |
| CORROBOREES | • corroborees n. Plural of corroboree. • CORROBOREE v. (Native Australian) to hold a kind of festivity. |
| OUROBOROSES | • ouroboroses n. Plural of ouroboros. • OUROBOROS n. (Greek) a snake eating its own tail, symbolizing totality or completion, also UROBOROS. |
| PROBOSCIDES | • proboscides n. Plural of proboscis. • PROBOSCIS n. an elongated organ, usually associated with the mouth. |
| PROBOSCISES | • proboscises n. Plural of proboscis. • PROBOSCIS n. an elongated organ, usually associated with the mouth. |
| ROBOTICALLY | • robotically adv. In a robotic (or robotical) fashion. • ROBOTIC adv. relating to a robot. |
| ROBOTICISTS | • roboticists n. Plural of roboticist. |
| STROBOSCOPE | • stroboscope n. Instrument for studying or observing periodic movement by rendering a moving body visible only at regular intervals. • stroboscope n. A lamp that produces short bursts of light that synchronizes with a camera shutter for photographing… • stroboscope n. A photograph produced by such a machine. |
| STROBOTRONS | • strobotrons n. Plural of strobotron. • STROBOTRON n. a gas-filled electron tube used esp. as a source of bright flashes of light for a stroboscope. |
| TAUROBOLIUM | • taurobolium n. The ritual slaughter of a bull (in Ancient Rome). • TAUROBOLIUM n. the sacrifice of a bull, as in the ancient Phrygian cult of Cybele. |