BEHAVIOURISMS | • behaviourisms n. Plural of behaviourism. • BEHAVIOURISM n. the psychological theory that behaviour is governed by conditioning rather than internal processes and that by changing behaviour patterns it is possible to treat psychological disorders, also BEHAVIORISM. |
BEHAVIOURISTS | • behaviourists n. Plural of behaviourist. • BEHAVIOURIST n. an adherent of behaviourism. |
BRACHIOSAURUS | • brachiosaurus n. A large herbivorous sauropod dinosaur, Brachiosaurus altithorax, which lived during the Jurassic period. • Brachiosaurus prop.n. A taxonomic genus within the family Brachiosauridae – brachiosauruses. • BRACHIOSAURUS n. any member of a genus of huge lizard-hipped plant-eating dinosaurs. |
BUFFALOFISHES | • buffalo␣fishes n. Plural of buffalo fish. • BUFFALOFISH n. a fish of the Mississippi valley. |
MISBEHAVIOURS | • misbehaviours n. Plural of misbehaviour. • MISBEHAVIOUR n. bad behaviour, also MISBEHAVIOR. |
NEIGHBOURLESS | • neighbourless adj. Alternative spelling of neighborless. • NEIGHBOURLESS adj. without a neighbour, also NEIGHBORLESS. |
OMBUDSMANSHIP | • ombudsmanship n. The position or office of an ombudsman. • OMBUDSMANSHIP n. the office of ombudsman. |
RHABDOVIRUSES | • rhabdoviruses n. Plural of rhabdovirus. • RHABDOVIRUS n. a class of virus that includes rabies. |
SUBARACHNOIDS | • SUBARACHNOID n. the space situated under the arachnoid membrane. |
SUBARRHATIONS | • SUBARRHATION n. an ancient form of betrothal in which pledges of money, rings, etc. were given by the man to the woman, also SUBARRATION. |
SUBDEACONSHIP | • subdeaconship n. The office of a subdeacon. • SUBDEACONSHIP n. the office of subdeacon. |
SUBEDITORSHIP | • subeditorship n. The rank or position of subeditor. • SUBEDITORSHIP n. the office of subeditor. |
SUBHASTATIONS | • subhastations n. Plural of subhastation. • SUBHASTATION n. (historical) sale by public auction. |
WHATABOUTISMS | • whataboutisms n. Plural of whataboutism. • WHATABOUTISM n. (Of two communities in conflict) the practice of repeatedly raising grievances from the past during negotiations. |