| CATEGOREMATIC | • categorematic adj. (Logic, of a word) Capable of being employed alone as a term. • CATEGOREMATIC adj. capable of being used by itself as a term. |
| CHREMATISTICS | • chrematistics n. The study of wealth. • CHREMATISTICS n. the study of wealth; the science of political economy. |
| CONCREMATIONS | • concremations n. Plural of concremation. • CONCREMATION n. complete burning. |
| CREMATIONISMS | • CREMATIONISM n. the policy of burning dead bodies. |
| CREMATIONISTS | • cremationists n. Plural of cremationist. • CREMATIONIST n. a believer in cremationism. |
| EPICHEIREMATA | • epicheiremata n. Plural of epicheirema. • EPICHEIREMA n. a syllogism confirmed by an incidental proposition. |
| MONOTREMATOUS | • monotrematous adj. (Zoology) Of or pertaining to the Monotremata or monotremes. • monotrematous adj. (Ichthyology) Of the olfactory organ of a fish, having a single opening from which water flows in and out. • MONOTREMATOUS adj. like a monotreme. |
| PREMATURENESS | • prematureness n. The quality of being premature. • PREMATURENESS n. the state of being premature. |
| PREMATURITIES | • prematurities n. Plural of prematurity. • PREMATURITY n. the state of being premature. |
| REMATERIALISE | • rematerialise v. Alternative form of rematerialize. • REMATERIALISE v. to materialise again, also REMATERIALIZE. |
| REMATERIALIZE | • rematerialize v. (Intransitive) To reappear in material form, having previously dematerialized. • rematerialize v. (Transitive) To make material again; to restore physical form to. • REMATERIALIZE v. to materialize again, also REMATERIALISE. |
| THEOREMATICAL | • theorematical adj. (Archaic) theorematic. • THEOREMATICAL adj. relating to theorems, also THEOREMATIC, THEOREMIC. |
| THEOREMATISTS | • theorematists n. Plural of theorematist. • THEOREMATIST n. one who creates theorems. |