| CHROMATOPHOROUS | • CHROMATOPHOROUS adj. of or like a chromatophore, a pigment-bearing cell. | 
| CHROMOPHOROUS | • CHROMOPHOROUS adj. of or like a chromophore, the group of atoms in a chemical compound responsible for its colour, also CHROMOPHORIC. | 
| MICROMORPHOLOGY | • micromorphology n. (Biology, mineralogy, soil science) The fine-level structures or morphology of an organism, mineral… • micromorphology n. Microstructure.
 • MICROMORPHOLOGY n. the microscopic structure of a material, as a mineral or a biological cell, aka microstructure.
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| NONCOOPERATOR | • noncooperator n. A person who does not cooperate. • NONCOOPERATOR n. one who does not cooperate.
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| NONCOOPERATORS | • noncooperators n. Plural of noncooperator. • NONCOOPERATOR n. one who does not cooperate.
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| ORTHOPHOSPHORIC | • orthophosphoric adj. (Chemistry) Describing the ordinary form of phosphoric acid and its derivatives. • ORTHOPHOSPHORIC adj. phosphoric.
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| ORTHOPTEROLOGY | • orthopterology n. The scientific study of the Orthoptera. • ORTHOPTEROLOGY n. the study of cockroaches.
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| ORTHOTROPOUS | • orthotropous adj. (Botany, of an ovule) Growing straight and having the micropyle at the apex. • ORTHOTROPOUS adj. growing straight, so that the micropyle is opposite the stalk.
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| OVERPROPORTION | • overproportion v. To give something excessive proportions. • overproportion n. Excessive proportion.
 • OVERPROPORTION v. to make disproportionately large.
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| OVERPROPORTIONS | • overproportions v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overproportion. • OVERPROPORTION v. to make disproportionately large.
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| PHOTOFLUOROGRAM | • photofluorogram n. (Photography) A photograph made by photofluorography. • PHOTOFLUOROGRAM n. a photograph of a fluoroscopic image.
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| PROOFROOM | • PROOFROOM n. a room where proofs are set up. | 
| PROOFROOMS | • PROOFROOM n. a room where proofs are set up. | 
| SPOROPHOROUS | • sporophorous adj. Relating to sporophores. • sporophorous adj. Having spores.
 • SPOROPHOROUS adj. bearing spores, also SPOROPHORIC.
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