APPERTAINANCES | • appertainances n. Plural of appertainance. • APPERTAINANCE n. (obsolete) an appurtenance. |
CAESAROPAPISMS | • caesaropapisms n. Plural of caesaropapism. • CAESAROPAPISM n. control of the church by a secular ruler. |
CAPPARIDACEOUS | • capparidaceous adj. (Botany) Belonging to the family Capparidaceae (preferred: Capparaceae) of capers and close relatives. • CAPPARIDACEOUS adj. of the Capparidaceae family of plants, related to the crucifers, and including the caper. |
DISAPPEARANCES | • disappearances n. Plural of disappearance. • DISAPPEARANCE n. the act of disappearing. |
HEPATOPANCREAS | • hepatopancreas n. An organ of the digestive tract of arthropods and fish, which provides the functions which in mammals… • HEPATOPANCREAS n. a glandular structure (as of a crustacean) that combines the digestive functions of the vertebrate liver and pancreas. |
LAMPADEPHORIAS | • LAMPADEPHORIA n. a foot race with lighted torches, esp. a relay race in which torch is passed on, also LAMPADEDROMY. |
NONAPPEARANCES | • nonappearances n. Plural of nonappearance. • NONAPPEARANCE n. lack of an appearance. |
PALAEOGRAPHERS | • palaeographers n. Plural of palaeographer. • palæographers n. Plural of palæographer. • PALAEOGRAPHER n. a student of palaeography, also PALAEOGRAPHIST. |
PALAEOGRAPHIES | • palaeographies n. Plural of palaeography. • palæographies n. Plural of palæography. • PALAEOGRAPHY n. the study of ancient writings, also PALEOGRAPHY. |
PALAEOGRAPHIST | • palaeographist n. (Now rare) palaeographer. • palæographist n. Obsolete form of paleographist. • PALAEOGRAPHIST n. a student of palaeography, also PALAEOGRAPHER. |
PAPAPRELATISTS | • PAPAPRELATIST n. (Scott) a supporter of popish prelates. |
PHARMACOPOEIAS | • pharmacopoeias n. Plural of pharmacopoeia. • pharmacopœias n. Plural of pharmacopœia. • PHARMACOPOEIA n. a book describing drugs and medicinal preparations; a stock of drugs, also PHARMACOPEIA. |
PREADAPTATIONS | • preadaptations n. Plural of preadaptation. • PREADAPTATION n. a character of an organism or taxonomic group that takes on a function when none previously existed or that differs from its existing function which has been derived by evolution. |
SUBAPPEARANCES | • SUBAPPEARANCE n. a subsidiary or supporting appearance. |