AUTOCEPHALOUS | • autocephalous adj. (Christianity, of a church) Fully independent of the authority of any other church. • autocephalous adj. (Christianity, of a bishop) Presiding over an autocephalous church. • autocephalous adj. (Comparable) Independent; self-directed. |
EUPHAUSIACEAN | • euphausiacean n. Any small, shrimplike crustacean of the order Euphausiacea; a krill. • EUPHAUSIACEAN n. a member of the Euphausiidae or the Euphausiacea, shrimplike creatures. |
EUPHAUSIACEANS | • euphausiaceans n. Plural of euphausiacean. • EUPHAUSIACEAN n. a member of the Euphausiidae or the Euphausiacea, shrimplike creatures. |
EUPHORBIACEOUS | • euphorbiaceous adj. (Botany) Belonging to the family Euphorbiaceae of spurges. • EUPHORBIACEOUS adj. belonging to the euphorbia family. |
EUPHUISTICAL | • euphuistical adj. Euphuistic. • EUPHUISTICAL adj. characterised by euphuism, also EUPHUISTIC. |
EUPHUISTICALLY | • euphuistically adv. In a euphuistic manner. • EUPHUISTICAL adv. characterised by euphuism, also EUPHUISTIC. |
HYPERCAUTIOUS | • hypercautious adj. Especially or unreasonably cautious. • HYPERCAUTIOUS adj. excessively cautious. |
SCEUOPHYLACIUM | • sceuophylacium n. The repository of the sacred vessels in the Greek church. • SCEUOPHYLACIUM n. a sacristy. |
SCEUOPHYLACIUMS | • SCEUOPHYLACIUM n. a sacristy. |
SUBTHERAPEUTIC | • subtherapeutic adj. (Medicine) Administered at levels lower than would be used in actual treatment of a disease. • SUBTHERAPEUTIC adj. below the dosage levels used to treat diseases. |
UNPURCHASABLE | • unpurchasable adj. That cannot be purchased. • UNPURCHASABLE adj. that cannot be purchased, also UNPURCHASEABLE. |
UNPURCHASEABLE | • unpurchaseable adj. Not capable of being purchased. • UNPURCHASEABLE adj. that cannot be purchased, also UNPURCHASABLE. |
UNPURCHASED | • unpurchased adj. Not purchased by anybody; unsold. • UNPURCHASED adj. not purchased. |
UNREPROACHFUL | • unreproachful adj. Not reproachful. • UNREPROACHFUL adj. not reproachful. |
UPCAUGHT | • upcaught adj. (Archaic) Seized or caught up. • UPCATCH v. to catch up. |