BOUNDARYLESS | • boundaryless adj. Without a boundary or boundaries. |
BUNYAVIRUSES | • bunyaviruses n. Plural of bunyavirus. |
COUNTRYSEATS | • countryseats n. Plural of countryseat. • country␣seats n. Plural of country seat. • COUNTRYSEAT n. a house or estate in the country. |
DYSPAREUNIAS | • DYSPAREUNIA n. painful or difficult coitus. |
HYDROMEDUSAS | • hydromedusas n. Plural of hydromedusa. • HYDROMEDUSA n. a hydrozoan in its medusoid stage, also HYDROMEDUSAN, HYDROMEDUSOID. |
HYPERSENSUAL | • hypersensual adj. Extremely sensual. • HYPERSENSUAL adj. excessively sensual. |
NURSERYMAIDS | • nurserymaids n. Plural of nurserymaid. • NURSERYMAID n. one employed to look after small children. |
PERSUASIVELY | • persuasively adv. In a manner intended to convince or persuade. • PERSUASIVE adv. tending to persuade. |
PRESBYACUSES | • PRESBYACUSIS n. progressive loss of hearing with advancing old age, also PRESBYACOUSIS, PRESBYCOUSIS, PRESBYCUSIS. |
PRESBYACUSIS | • presbyacusis n. Alternative form of presbycusis. • PRESBYACUSIS n. progressive loss of hearing with advancing old age, also PRESBYACOUSIS, PRESBYCOUSIS, PRESBYCUSIS. |
REASSURINGLY | • reassuringly adv. In a reassuring manner. • REASSURING adv. REASSURE, to assure again. |
SLANDEROUSLY | • slanderously adv. In a slanderous manner; in a manner that causes slander; in a false and defamatory way. • SLANDEROUS adv. relating to slander. |
STYRACACEOUS | • styracaceous adj. (Botany) Relating to the Styracaceae. • STYRACACEOUS adj. belonging to the storax family. |
SUBSECRETARY | • subsecretary n. An undersecretary. • SUBSECRETARY n. a subordinate secretary. |
SUPERLAWYERS | • superlawyers n. Plural of superlawyer. • SUPERLAWYER n. a top class lawyer. |
SUPERPLAYERS | • superplayers n. Plural of superplayer. • SUPERPLAYER n. an exceptionally talented player. |
SYNANTHEROUS | • synantherous adj. (Botany, uncommon) Having stamens that are fused by the anthers, usually with the filaments not being fused. • SYNANTHEROUS adj. having the anthers united in a tube around the style, as in Compositae. |