PHILISTINISM | • philistinism n. A materialistic attitude accompanied by ignorance of artistic or cultural matters. • PHILISTINISM n. lack of culture, a materialistic outlook. |
BIBLIOPHILIES | • bibliophilies n. Plural of bibliophily. • BIBLIOPHILY n. the love of books. |
BIBLIOPHILISM | • bibliophilism n. A love of books. • BIBLIOPHILISM n. love of books. |
BIBLIOPHILIST | • bibliophilist n. A lover of books; a bibliophile. • BIBLIOPHILIST n. one who loves books. |
PHILISTINISMS | • philistinisms n. Plural of philistinism. • PHILISTINISM n. lack of culture, a materialistic outlook. |
ANTISYPHILITIC | • antisyphilitic adj. (Pharmacology) Countering syphilis. • antisyphilitic n. (Pharmacology) Any drug that counters syphilis. • ANTISYPHILITIC n. an agent that is effective against syphilis. |
BIBLIOPHILISMS | • BIBLIOPHILISM n. love of books. |
BIBLIOPHILISTS | • bibliophilists n. Plural of bibliophilist. • BIBLIOPHILIST n. one who loves books. |
HISPANIOLISING | • Hispaniolising v. Present participle of Hispaniolise. • HISPANIOLISE v. to make Spanish, also HISPANIOLIZE. |
HISPANIOLIZING | • Hispaniolizing v. Present participle of Hispaniolize. • HISPANIOLIZE v. to make Spanish, also HISPANIOLISE. |
AMPHIDIPLOIDIES | • AMPHIDIPLOIDY n. the state of being amphidiploid. |
ANTISYPHILITICS | • antisyphilitics n. Plural of antisyphilitic. • ANTISYPHILITIC n. an agent that is effective against syphilis. |
BIBLIOPHILISTIC | • BIBLIOPHILISTIC adj. of or like a bibliophile, a lover of books. |
EPITHELIALISING | • EPITHELIALISE v. to make epithelial, also EPITHELIALIZE. |
IMPERISHABILITY | • imperishability n. The quality of being imperishable. • IMPERISHABILITY n. the state of being imperishable. |
INHOSPITALITIES | • inhospitalities n. Plural of inhospitality. • INHOSPITALITY n. the state of being inhospitable. |
PERISHABILITIES | • perishabilities n. Plural of perishability. • PERISHABILITY n. the state of being perishable. |
PUNISHABILITIES | • punishabilities n. Plural of punishability. • PUNISHABILITY n. the state of being punishable. |