| BIOCENOSE | • BIOCENOSE adj. living together in mutual dependence. |
| ECONOMIES | • economies n. Plural of economy. • ECONOMY n. thrift. |
| ECONOMISE | • economise v. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of economize. • ECONOMISE v. to make economies, also ECONOMIZE. |
| ENOLOGIES | • ENOLOGY n. the study of wines, also OENOLOGY, OINOLOGY. |
| ENOMOTIES | • enomoties n. Plural of enomoty. • ENOMOTY n. (Greek) a band of sworn soldiers in the Spartan army. |
| GEOGONIES | • geogonies n. Plural of geogony. • GEOGONY n. the theory of the formation of the earth. |
| GOONERIES | • GOONERY n. thuggish behaviour. |
| MONOECIES | • MONOECY n. the condition of being monecian, having both male and female reproductive organs. |
| NEOLOGIES | • neologies n. Plural of neology. • NEOLOGY n. a new word, phrase or doctrine; a new use of an established word, also NEOLOGISM. |
| NEOLOGISE | • neologise v. Alternative spelling of neologize. • NEOLOGISE v. to introduce or use new words or terms or new uses of old words, also NEOLOGIZE. |
| NOOSELIKE | • nooselike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a noose. • NOOSELIKE adj. like noose. |
| OLEORESIN | • oleoresin n. A homogeneous mix of oil and resin. • OLEORESIN n. a solution of a resin in an oil. |
| OOGENESIS | • oogenesis n. (Biology) The formation and development of an oocyte or ovum. • oögenesis n. Alternative spelling of oogenesis. • OOGENESIS n. the enlargement and meiosis of an oogonium that produces an ovum, also OOGENY. |
| OPTIONEES | • optionees n. Plural of optionee. • OPTIONEE n. one who holds a legal option. |
| OROGENIES | • orogenies n. Plural of orogeny. • OROGENY n. the process of mountain making, esp. by folding of the earth's crust. |
| SOOGEEING | • soogeeing v. Present participle of soogee. • SOOGEE v. to clean a ship's deck with a solution of soap, soda etc., also SOOGIE, SOOJEY, SUJEE. |
| ZOOGENIES | • ZOOGENY n. the doctrine of the beginning of beings, also ZOOGONY. |