| ACETONAEMIA | • acetonaemia n. Alternative form of acetonemia. • acetonæmia n. Obsolete spelling of acetonemia. • ACETONAEMIA n. an abnormal increase of ketone bodies in the blood, also ACETONEMIA. |
| ATONALITIES | • atonalities n. Plural of atonality. • ATONALITY n. the state of being atonal. |
| DETONATABLE | • detonatable adj. (Of an explosive, or ordnance) That can be detonated or is liable to detonate; detonable. • DETONATABLE adj. able to be detonated, also DETONABLE. |
| DETONATIONS | • detonations n. Plural of detonation. • DETONATION n. the act of detonating. |
| INTONATIONS | • intonations n. Plural of intonation. • INTONATION n. something that is intoned. |
| KETONAEMIAS | • KETONAEMIA n. an excess of ketone bodies in the blood, also KETONEMIA. |
| OCTONARIANS | • OCTONARIAN n. in prosody, a line having eight feet, also OCTONARIUS. |
| PERITONAEAL | • peritonaeal adj. Alternative spelling of peritoneal. • peritonæal adj. Obsolete typography of peritonaeal. • PERITONAEAL adj. relating to the peritonaeum, also PERITONEAL. |
| PERITONAEUM | • peritonaeum n. Alternative form of peritoneum. • peritonæum n. Obsolete typography of peritonaeum. • PERITONAEUM n. a serous membrane enclosing the viscera in the abdominal and pelvic cavities, also PERITONEUM. |
| PHOTONASTIC | • photonastic adj. (Of the growth of a plant) in response to light (and not just in the direction of the light source). • PHOTONASTIC adj. related to photonasty, the adoption of a certain position due to the effect of light on growth. |
| POLYTONALLY | • polytonally adv. In a polytonal way. • POLYTONAL adv. of music, having many keys. |
| PROTONATING | • protonating v. Present participle of protonate. • PROTONATE v. to acquire an additional proton. |
| PROTONATION | • protonation n. (Chemistry) The addition of a proton (hydrogen ion) to an atom, molecule or ion, normally to generate a cation. • PROTONATION n. the acquisition of an additional proton. |
| SEMITONALLY | • semitonally adv. In a semitonal manner. • SEMITONAL adv. of or pertaining to a semitone, also SEMITONIC. |