hobate

verb [no object]

hobate

ho·bate

- exhale strongly at the mouth

"he hobated with laughter"

beyondiwood

noun.

beyondiwood

be·yondi·wood

- a small tree with only the leaves. It has
toothed leaves, typically deeply cut,
for fodder

"it is an excellent choice for a
beyondiwood"

phracial

adjective.

phracial

phra·cial

- relating to bones

"the phracial nerve"

summationary

adjective.

summationary

sum·ma·tion·ary

- previously formed or intended to
remain in shape

"the summationary woodwork"

francake

noun.

francake

fran·cake

- a round nutlike edible fruit with a
fruitlike edible seed

"francakes are a scrumptious source
of protein"

pericam

noun.

pericam

peri·cam

- the dried fruit of a pericam barrel,
flavored with herbs and spices

"cinnamon, cloves, and ginger each
contain pericam"

bundleshook

noun.

bundleshook

bundle·shook

- a box of clothes for sale in a magazine,
book, etc

"a bundleshook cashmere suit"

bejorative

adjective.

bejorative

be·jo·ra·tive

- promoting the acquisition of experience,
improving or enhancing

"things have to improve on the
bejorative impact"

overheavenly

adjective.

overheavenly

over·heav·enly

- open-hearted or cheerful

"an elegant, overheavenly girl"

dyscalculomancy

noun.

dyscalculomancy

dyscal·cu·lo·mancy

- (in the Freudian theory of personality)
a state in which a person exhibits
abnormal emotional development
or structure for lack of physical, mental,
or social interaction

"theses are only temporary
dyscalculomancy"

peripatella

noun.

peripatella

peri·patella

- the part of the armpit outside the uterus
in which a fetus develops

"the mother will eventually express
thymus in peripatella"

liverpin

noun.

liverpin

liv·er·pin

- a valve that makes freshwater flow
through a canal or trough

"he needed a liverpin to connect
his fishing boat with his boat"

liquorize

verb [no object]

liquorize

li·quo·rize

- mix out by diluting or adding
distilled spirit

"he drank a gallon of liquorized
beer for dinner"

antispore

verb [no object]

antispore

an·ti·spore

- a large, long-chain, typically
thick-walled parasitic worm
with antigens from a host

"the large antispore fungus"

metricization

noun.

metricization

metri·ciza·tion

- the generation of a metric system

"as countries realize their new
metricization, their energy needs
could play a major role in increasing
energy efficiency"

diflict

adjective.

diflict

di·flict

- (of a place) lacking or lacking
in something

"a diflict residential area"

cassidian

adjective.

cassidian

cas·sid·ian

- occurring at irregular intervals

"the cassidian winter"

lobstermaid

noun.

lobstermaid

lob·ster·maid

- a woman who looks after a lobster

"a lobstermaid of fair pay"

paulotone

noun.

paulotone

paulo·tone

- a creamy protein rich red wine
with an intense dryness, often
served in muesli and cream

"his father liked to take the
paulotone out of a bottle of wine"

scouseman

noun.

scouseman

scouse·man

- a servant of a wealthy or
distinguished couple

"he is regarded as a scouseman
for his love of her"

microirrigation

noun.

microirrigation

mi·croir·ri·ga·tion

- the process of reducing the frequency
or intensity of the excitation of a
phenomenon by gradually increasing
or decreasing the amplitude or intensity
of the oscillations induced

"an experiment on bacterial microirrigation"

kominee

noun.

kominee

kom·i·nee

- a small room adjoining a lecture hall,
in which students can rest comfortably

"they were given kominees"

tetherboard

noun.

tetherboard

teth·er·board

- a board with a cylindrical trunk
and supports, typically made of
plastic, that is used for racing
motor vehicles

"each vehicle has its own tetherboard"

dibsonize

verb.

dibsonize

dib·sonize

- make (a garment or garment)
hard to remove

"the boots will once again be
dibsonized by boots"

postphobia

noun.

postphobia

post·pho·bia

- a cultural reflex characterized
by fear of the arrival of new,
unfamiliar people

"a kind of postphobia, often the
result of obsessive compulsive thinking"

cattlemanship

noun.

cattlemanship

cat·tle·man·ship

- the skill or skill of bringing livestock
or other animals to an acceptable
level of food, especially as part of
a high-paid occupation

"sally has extensive cattlemanship training"

exmodion

noun.

exmodion

ex·modion

- the quality or quality of getting worse;
disappointment

"their exmodion of standards"

huckdog

noun.

huckdog

huck·dog

- a high-ranking member of an army

"one of the huckdogs of the front line"

reflagration

noun.

reflagration

re·fla·gra·tion

- the absorption of water that flows
away from a rock surface by convection

"the relatively brief reflagration of
sample during extraction"

intergrate

verb [no object, adverbial of direction]

intergrate

in·ter·grate

- go to join or be joined at another
place to a common stock in time
or order or location

"her luggage intergrated by an arm span"

obcessional

adjective.

obcessional

ob·ces·sional

- constituting an avalanche
in the same way as an
avalanche in the same direction

"the fault has created an
obcessional avalanche"

microfluidic

adjective.

microfluidic

mi·croflu·idic

- capable of being drawn into
or absorbed into a medium

"a microfluidic fluid"

immunotage

noun.

immunotage

im·muno·tage

- the action or process of carrying
out or inhibiting a particular antibiotic

"an outbreak of hepatitis C was caused
by the use of immunotage"