| CHLOROTHIAZIDE | • chlorothiazide n. (Medicine) A thiazide diuretic used in the treatment of hypertension and other conditions. • CHLOROTHIAZIDE n. a thiazide diuretic used esp. in the treatment of edema and hypertension. |
| ELECTROTHERAPY | • electrotherapy n. The use of electrical energy as a medical treatment. • ELECTROTHERAPY n. the therapeutic use of electricity. |
| ELECTROTHERMAL | • electrothermal adj. Of or pertaining to the production of heat by electricity. • ELECTROTHERMAL adj. of or relating to electricity and heat, or heat obtained electrically, also ELECTROTHERMIC. |
| ELECTROTHERMIC | • electrothermic adj. Thermoelectric. • ELECTROTHERMIC adj. of or relating to electricity and heat, or heat obtained electrically, also ELECTROTHERMAL. |
| HETEROTHALLIES | • HETEROTHALLY n. the state of being heterothallic, also HETEROTHALLISM. |
| HETEROTHALLISM | • heterothallism n. (Botany) The condition of being heterothallic. • HETEROTHALLISM n. the state of being heterothallic, also HETEROTHALLY. |
| HYDROTHERAPIES | • hydrotherapies n. Plural of hydrotherapy. • HYDROTHERAPY n. therapy involving the use of water. |
| HYDROTHERAPIST | • hydrotherapist n. A therapist who performs hydrotherapy. • HYDROTHERAPIST n. a practitioner of hydrotherapy. |
| HYDROTHERMALLY | • hydrothermally adv. By hydrothermal means. • HYDROTHERMAL adv. designating naturally hot underground water that has geological effects. |
| PROTHONOTARIAL | • prothonotarial adj. Relating to a prothonotary. • PROTHONOTARIAL adj. of or like a prothonotary. |
| PROTHONOTARIAT | • prothonotariat n. The college constituted by the twelve apostolic prothonotaries in Rome. • PROTHONOTARIAT n. the college constituted by the twelve apostolical prothonotaries (bishops and senior members of the curia) in Rome, also PROTONOTARIAT. |
| PROTHONOTARIES | • prothonotaries n. Plural of prothonotary. • PROTHONOTARY n. a court clerk; a chief clerk of any of various courts of law, also PROTONOTARY. |
| TROTHPLIGHTING | • trothplighting v. Present participle of trothplight. • TROTHPLIGHT v. to betroth. |