| MECONIC | • meconic adj. (Medicine) Of or pertaining to meconium. • meconic adj. (Rare) Of or pertaining to opium poppies (mecon). • MECONIC adj. denoting an acid from poppies. |
| MECONIN | • meconin n. (Chemistry) A substance regarded as an anhydride of meconinic acid, found in opium. • MECONIN n. a white, fusible, neutral substance existing in opium. |
| MECONINS | • MECONIN n. a white, fusible, neutral substance existing in opium. |
| MECONIUM | • meconium n. (Medicine) A dark green mass, the contents of the fetal intestines during the later stages of mammalian… • meconium n. (Obsolete) Opium. • MECONIUM n. the first fecal excretion of a newborn child. |
| MECONIUMS | • meconiums n. Plural of meconium. • MECONIUM n. the first fecal excretion of a newborn child. |
| PRECONISATION | • preconisation n. Alternative form of preconization. • PRECONISATION n. the process of preconising, also PRECONIZATION. |
| PRECONISATIONS | • preconisations n. Plural of preconisation. • PRECONISATION n. the process of preconising, also PRECONIZATION. |
| PRECONISE | • preconise v. Alternative form of preconize. • PRECONISE v. to proclaim; to summon publicly; (of the Pope) to proclaim and ratify the election of as bishop, also PRECONIZE. |
| PRECONISED | • preconised v. Simple past tense and past participle of preconise. • PRECONISE v. to proclaim; to summon publicly; (of the Pope) to proclaim and ratify the election of as bishop, also PRECONIZE. |
| PRECONISES | • preconises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of preconise. • PRECONISE v. to proclaim; to summon publicly; (of the Pope) to proclaim and ratify the election of as bishop, also PRECONIZE. |
| PRECONISING | • preconising v. Present participle of preconise. • PRECONISE v. to proclaim; to summon publicly; (of the Pope) to proclaim and ratify the election of as bishop, also PRECONIZE. |
| PRECONIZATION | • preconization n. A publishing by proclamation; a public proclamation. • preconization n. A formal approbation by the pope of a person nominated to an ecclesiastical dignity. • PRECONIZATION n. the process of preconizing, also PRECONISATION. |
| PRECONIZATIONS | • preconizations n. Plural of preconization. • PRECONIZATION n. the process of preconizing, also PRECONISATION. |
| PRECONIZE | • preconize v. To proclaim in public; especially (of the Pope) to announce the appointment of a bishop. • PRECONIZE v. to proclaim; to summon publicly; (of the Pope) to proclaim and ratify the election of as bishop, also PRECONISE. |
| PRECONIZED | • preconized v. Simple past tense and past participle of preconize. • PRECONIZE v. to proclaim; to summon publicly; (of the Pope) to proclaim and ratify the election of as bishop, also PRECONISE. |
| PRECONIZES | • preconizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of preconize. • PRECONIZE v. to proclaim; to summon publicly; (of the Pope) to proclaim and ratify the election of as bishop, also PRECONISE. |
| PRECONIZING | • preconizing v. Present participle of preconize. • PRECONIZE v. to proclaim; to summon publicly; (of the Pope) to proclaim and ratify the election of as bishop, also PRECONISE. |