BREASTSTROKER | • breaststroker n. (Swimming) A person swimming using the breaststroke. • BREASTSTROKER n. one who swims using breaststroke. |
BREASTSTROKES | • breaststrokes n. Plural of breaststroke. • breaststrokes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of breaststroke. • BREASTSTROKE n. a swimming-stroke performed breast-down, with circling movements of the arms and a froglike movement of the legs. |
COUNTERSTRIKE | • counterstrike n. (Military, sports) The tactic of counterattacking. • counterstrike v. (Intransitive) To perform a counterstrike. • COUNTERSTRIKE v. to counter with an opposing strike. |
COUNTERSTROKE | • counterstroke n. A blow given in return. • counterstroke n. A retaliation. • COUNTERSTROKE n. a stroke in return. |
CYTOSKELETONS | • cytoskeletons n. Plural of cytoskeleton. • CYTOSKELETON n. the network of protein filaments and microtubules in the cytoplasm that controls cell shape, maintains intracellular organization, and is involved in cell movement. |
DEUTEROTOKIES | • DEUTEROTOKY n. parthenogenesis in which both males and females are produced. |
KATHAROMETERS | • katharometers n. Plural of katharometer. • KATHAROMETER n. an instrument measuring changes in composition of gases. |
KERATECTOMIES | • keratectomies n. Plural of keratectomy. • KERATECTOMY n. surgical incision of the cornea. |
MASTERSTROKES | • masterstrokes n. Plural of masterstroke. • master␣strokes n. Plural of master stroke. • MASTERSTROKE n. a masterly performance or move. |
SHUTTLECOCKED | • shuttlecocked v. Simple past tense and past participle of shuttlecock. • SHUTTLECOCK v. to send or toss to and fro. |
STREPTOKINASE | • streptokinase n. (Biochemistry, pharmacology) An enzyme produced by some streptococci which is involved in breaking down… • STREPTOKINASE n. a proteolytic enzyme produced by hemolytic streptococci that promotes the dissolution of blood clots by activating plasminogen to produce plasmin. |
THUNDERSTROKE | • thunderstroke n. Thunderbolt. • THUNDERSTROKE n. a stroke of or as if of lightning with the attendant thunder. |