| PROTOSTELES | • protosteles n. Plural of protostele. • PROTOSTELE n. a stele in which the vascular tissue forms a solid core, with centrally placed xylem surrounded by phloem. |
| REQUITELESS | • requiteless adj. (Archaic) unrequited. • REQUITELESS adj. without requital, free. |
| RESPITELESS | • respiteless adj. Without respite. • RESPITELESS adj. without a respite. |
| TASTELESSLY | • tastelessly adv. In a tasteless manner. • tastelessly adv. Such that it cannot be detected by the sense of taste. • TASTELESS adv. without taste. |
| TELESCIENCE | • telescience n. The remote control of scientific apparatus, such as those on spacecraft. • TELESCIENCE n. the performing of scientific experiments at a distance, controlled remotely by the experimenter. |
| TELESCOPIES | • telescopies n. Plural of telescopy. • TELESCOPY n. the art or practice of using or making telescopes. |
| TELESCOPING | • telescoping v. Present participle of telescope. • telescoping n. The act of extending or contracting in the manner of a telescope. • telescoping n. Extending limited data to make up for gaps. |
| TELESCOPIST | • telescopist n. One who uses a telescope. • TELESCOPIST n. a person who uses a telescope. |
| TELESCREENS | • telescreens n. Plural of telescreen. • TELESCREEN n. a television screen. |
| TELESELLING | • teleselling n. Telesales. • TELESELLING n. selling by telephone. |
| TELESHOPPED | • TELESHOP v. to shop by interactive telecommunications systems. |
| TELESTHESIA | • telesthesia n. Extrasensory perception. • TELESTHESIA n. the perception of events or objects not actually present or near, also TELAESTHESIA. |
| TELESTHETIC | • TELESTHETIC adj. relating to telesthesia, also TELAESTHETIC. |
| TELESURGERY | • telesurgery n. (Medicine) Surgery performed by robotic equipment which is monitored and controlled from a remote site. • TELESURGERY n. surgery carried out remotely. |