CHYMIFICATION | • chymification n. The conversion of food into chyme. • CHYMIFICATION n. the process of chymifying. |
CHYMIFICATIONS | • CHYMIFICATION n. the process of chymifying. |
DEMYTHIFICATION | • DEMYTHIFICATION n. the process of demythifying. |
FAMISHING | • famishing v. Present participle of famish. • FAMISH v. to suffer extreme hunger. |
FASHIONMONGING | • FASHIONMONGING adj. (Shakespeare) behaving like a fop. |
FILMOGRAPHIES | • filmographies n. Plural of filmography. • FILMOGRAPHY n. a list of the films of a particular actor or director. |
HUMIDIFICATION | • humidification n. The process of increasing the water vapour content of a gas. • HUMIDIFICATION n. the act of humidifying. |
HUMIDIFICATIONS | • humidifications n. Plural of humidification. • HUMIDIFICATION n. the act of humidifying. |
HUMIFICATION | • humification n. The process of humifying; conversion into humus. • HUMIFICATION n. formation of or conversion into humus. |
HUMIFICATIONS | • humifications n. Plural of humification. • HUMIFICATION n. formation of or conversion into humus. |
HYDATIDIFORM | • hydatidiform adj. Resembling a hydatid. • HYDATIDIFORM adj. having the shape of a hydatid, a fluid-filled cyst, esp. one containing tapeworm larva. |
LIEBFRAUMILCH | • Liebfraumilch n. A semi-sweet German white wine. • LIEBFRAUMILCH n. a fruity white Rhine wine. |
LIEBFRAUMILCHS | • LIEBFRAUMILCH n. a fruity white Rhine wine. |
LIFEMANSHIP | • lifemanship n. The art or skill of living well. • LIFEMANSHIP n. the skill or practice of achieving superiority or an appearance of superiority over others by perplexing and demoralizing them. |
LIFEMANSHIPS | • LIFEMANSHIP n. the skill or practice of achieving superiority or an appearance of superiority over others by perplexing and demoralizing them. |
MISFAITH | • misfaith n. Lack of faith; distrust. • misfaith n. Bad or misplaced religious belief. • MISFAITH n. (archaic) distrust. |
MISFAITHS | • misfaiths n. Plural of misfaith. • MISFAITH n. (archaic) distrust. |
PHIALIFORM | • phialiform adj. Shaped like a phial. • PHIALIFORM adj. saucer-shaped. |