BIOECOLOGIES | • bioecologies n. Plural of bioecology. • BIOECOLOGY n. the study of interaction of life in the environment. |
BIOECOLOGIST | • bioecologist n. One who studies bioecology. • BIOECOLOGIST n. a specialist in bioecology. |
BIOFLAVONOID | • bioflavonoid n. Flavonoid. • BIOFLAVONOID n. vitamin P, a vitamin found in citrus fruit, blackcurrants and rosehips, aka citrin. |
BOOTYLICIOUS | • bootylicious adj. (Slang) Callipygous or otherwise appealingly voluptuous. • bootylicious adj. (Slang, nonce word) Bad; weak. • bootylicious adj. (Slang) Having a large booty (buttocks). |
EXOBIOLOGIES | • exobiologies n. Plural of exobiology. • EXOBIOLOGY n. the study of extraterrestrial life. |
EXOBIOLOGIST | • exobiologist n. A biologist whose speciality is exobiology. • EXOBIOLOGIST n. a student of exobiology. |
LOBOTOMISING | • lobotomising v. Present participle of lobotomise. • LOBOTOMISE v. to carry out a lobotomy, also LOBOTOMIZE. |
LOBOTOMIZING | • lobotomizing v. Present participle of lobotomize. • LOBOTOMIZE v. to carry out a lobotomy, also LOBOTOMISE. |
LOCOMOBILITY | • locomobility n. (Biology) The ability to locomote, or move one’s body from one place to another. • LOCOMOBILITY n. having the power of changing places. |
MICROBIOLOGY | • microbiology n. (Biology) The branch of biology that deals with microorganisms, especially their effects on man and… • MICROBIOLOGY n. the study of microscopic organisms. |
NONBIOLOGIST | • nonbiologist n. One who is not a biologist. • NONBIOLOGIST n. one who is not a biologist. |
RADIOBIOLOGY | • radiobiology n. (Biology) The study of the effects of ionizing radiation on living organisms. • radiobiology n. (Biochemistry) The use of radioactive labels to study biological processes. • RADIOBIOLOGY n. a branch of biology dealing with the effects of radiation or radioactive materials on biological systems. |
SOCIOBIOLOGY | • sociobiology n. The science that applies the principles of evolutionary biology to the study of social behaviour in… • SOCIOBIOLOGY n. the study of the biological basis of human behaviour. |