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| Explanation of storage (noun) form plural: storages the process of keeping drugs or medications at home Sample of storage Many store food overwinter in fleshy stems, roots and leaf bases; deep storage roots are restricted to dry areas of the subarctic, where the spring thaw comes early.
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| Explanation of thermodynamic (noun) form plural: thermodynamics the study of energy and how it changes Sample of thermodynamic The first law of thermodynamics states that the energy of the universe stays constant.
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| Explanation of outside (adverb) external to Sample of outside The scrotal sacs lie outside of the body.
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| Explanation of toxin (noun) form plural: toxins poisonous substance Sample of toxin Bacteria make toxins that cause illness. White blood cells make antitoxins that destroy toxins.
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| Explanation of lexapro (noun) form: no plural prescription medication for depression and generalized anyiety disorder (GAD) Sample of lexapro The antidepressant Lexapro is a member of the family of medications known as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs).
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| Explanation of acceleration (noun) form: no plural change of velocity Sample of acceleration Average acceleration refers to the change in instantaneous velocity over the time period.
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| Explanation of immunocompetent (adjective) forms: more immunocompetent; most immunocompetent able to resist disease and produce adequate responses Sample of immunocompetent Immunocompetent people can fight infections more easily than immunodeficient people.
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| Explanation of exogenous (noun) something applied from outside Sample of exogenous An illness that is caused by a pathogen can be said to have an exogenous cause.
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| Explanation of hypochondriachal (adjective) forms: more hypochondriachal; most hypochondriachal; the most hypochondriachal worrying excessively about having an illness when in fact there is none Sample of hypochondriachal Anxiety can make people more hypochondriachal.
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| Explanation of acromegaly (noun) form: no plural chronic disease produced by an overactivity of the pituitary gland leading to an enlargement of bones Sample of acromegaly Acromegaly is caused by an overproduction of the growth hormone.
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