| ASTRONAUTIC | • astronautic adj. Of or pertaining to astronautics. • ASTRONAUTIC adj. relating to astronautics, also ASTRONAUTICAL. |
| ASTRONOMERS | • astronomers n. Plural of astronomer. • ASTRONOMER n. a person who is skilled in astronomy or who makes observations of celestial phenomena. |
| ASTRONOMIES | • astronomies n. Plural of astronomy. • ASTRONOMY n. the study of the celestial bodies and the heavens in all scientific aspects. |
| ASTRONOMISE | • astronomise v. Alternative form of astronomize. • ASTRONOMISE v. to study astronomy, also ASTRONOMIZE. |
| ASTRONOMIZE | • astronomize v. (Archaic, intransitive) To study or talk astronomy. • ASTRONOMIZE v. to study astronomy, also ASTRONOMISE. |
| EMPLASTRONS | • EMPLASTRON n. a medicated plaster, also EMPLASTRUM. |
| EPIPLASTRON | • epiplastron n. (Anatomy) One of the first pair of lateral plates in the plastron of turtles. • EPIPLASTRON n. either of the two anterior lateral plates in the plastron of a turtle. |
| GASTRONOMER | • gastronomer n. A lover of good food; a connoisseur or gourmet. • GASTRONOMER n. a connoisseur of good eating and drinking; a gourmet, also GASTROLOGER, GASTRONOME. |
| GASTRONOMES | • gastronomes n. Plural of gastronome. • GASTRONOME n. a connoisseur of good eating and drinking; a gourmet, also GASTROLOGER, GASTRONOMER. |
| GASTRONOMIC | • gastronomic adj. Of or pertaining to gastronomy. • GASTRONOMIC adj. relating to gastronomy, also GASTRONOMICAL. |
| HYOPLASTRON | • hyoplastron n. (Anatomy) The second lateral plate in the plastron of turtles. • HYOPLASTRON n. in a turtle's plastron, a plate between the hypoplastron and the entoplastron. |
| MINESTRONES | • minestrones n. Plural of minestrone. • MINESTRONE n. (Italian) a thick vegetable soup containing pasta or rice. |
| PERIASTRONS | • periastrons n. Plural of periastron. • PERIASTRON n. that point, in the real or apparent orbit of one star revolving around another, at which the former is nearest to the latter. |
| STRONGARMED | • strongarmed v. Simple past tense and past participle of strongarm. • strong-armed v. Simple past tense and past participle of strong-arm. • STRONGARM v. to use forceful tactics. |
| STRONGBOXES | • strongboxes n. Plural of strongbox. • STRONGBOX n. a box for holding valuables. |
| STRONGHOLDS | • strongholds n. Plural of stronghold. • STRONGHOLD n. a fortified place. |
| STRONGPOINT | • strongpoint n. (Military) A fortified position; a stronghold. • strongpoint n. (Chess) A heavily defended square on the chessboard. • strong␣point n. A characteristic or ability at which one particularly excels. |
| STRONGROOMS | • strongrooms n. Plural of strongroom. • strong␣rooms n. Plural of strong room. • STRONGROOM n. a room for the keeping of valuables etc. |
| STRONGYLOID | • strongyloid adj. (Zoology) Like, or relating to, Strongylus, a genus of parasitic nematode worms. • strongyloid n. (Zoology) Any worm of the genus Strongylus. • STRONGYLOID n. a strongyl, a parasitic threadworm. |
| SUPERSTRONG | • superstrong adj. Very strong. • SUPERSTRONG adj. very very strong. |