ACHONDROPLASIAS | • achondroplasias n. Plural of achondroplasia. • ACHONDROPLASIA n. a condition where cartilage does not develop normally, resulting in dwarfism. |
ALEXIPHARMAKONS | • ALEXIPHARMAKON n. an antidote to poison. |
ALPHABETISATION | • alphabetisation n. The act or process of arranging in alphabetical order. • ALPHABETISATION n. the act of alphabetising, also ALPHABETIZATION. |
ANAESTHETICALLY | • anaesthetically adv. Alternative form of anesthetically. • anæsthetically adv. Obsolete typography of anaesthetically. • ANAESTHETIC adv. taking away sensation, also ANESTHETIC. |
ANARCHISTICALLY | • anarchistically adv. In an anarchistic manner. • ANARCHISTIC adv. of or pertaining to anarchy. |
ANTIDIARRHOEALS | • antidiarrhoeals n. Plural of antidiarrhoeal. • ANTIDIARRHOEAL n. a drug used to prevent or treat diarrhoea, also ANTIDIARRHEAL. |
ANTIFASHIONABLE | • antifashionable adj. Intentionally contrary to mainstream fashion. • ANTIFASHIONABLE adj. opposed to things fashionable. |
BACCHANALIANISM | • bacchanalianism n. The practice of bacchanalians; bacchanals; drunken revelry. • BACCHANALIANISM n. wild revelry. |
BRACHYDIAGONALS | • brachydiagonals n. Plural of brachydiagonal. • BRACHYDIAGONAL n. in crystallography, the shorter lateral axis. |
CHAPTALISATIONS | • CHAPTALISATION n. the process of chaptalising, also CHAPTALIZATION. |
CHAPTALIZATIONS | • CHAPTALIZATION n. the process of chaptalizing, also CHAPTALISATION. |
MACRENCEPHALIAS | • MACRENCEPHALIA n. the condition of having an abnormally large brain, also MACRENCEPHALY, MACROCEPHALIA. |
PHANTASMAGORIAL | • phantasmagorial adj. Alternative form of phantasmagoric. • PHANTASMAGORIAL adj. of or like a phantasmagoria, also PHANTASMAGORIC. |
PHANTASMALITIES | • PHANTASMALITY n. the state of being phantasmal. |
PHARISAICALNESS | • pharisaicalness n. (Chiefly Christianity) The quality of being pharisaical. • PHARISAICAL n. characterized by hypocritical self-righteousness; putting emphasis on strict observance of rituals unrelated to the spirit or meaning of the ceremony, also PHARISAIC. |