Names 109-176: (the last set of names)
109) Doorknob: n, a handle on a door that is turned to release the latch.
110) Dorrothy: n, meaning of the name Dorrothy is: God's gift. Greek Meaning: The name Dorrothy is a Greek baby name.
In Greek the meaning of the name Dorrothy is: Gift of God.
111) Dracontis: n, nine maidens who wanted to outshine the Muses. They afterwards entered into a contest with the Muses,
and being conquered, they were transformed into birds one of them being the Dracontis. (greek mythology)
112) Dealers: n (plural), a person or business that buys and sells goods.
113) Deistic: A religious belief holding that God created the universe and established rationally comprehensible moral and
natural laws but does not intervene in human affairs through miracles or supernatural revelation.
114) Detritivore: also known as detritophages, detritus feeders, detritus eaters, or saprophages, are heterotrophs that obtain
nutrients by consuming detritus (decomposing plant and animal parts as well as feces)/Uses Organic waste for food source.
115) Dentrifice: n, a paste or powder for cleaning the teeth.
116) Depascent: Adj, Consuming/To take in
117) Delinquency: n, Minor crime, espeically that commited by young people.
118) Concurrable: Is a word used in coding to im
port a task.
119) Conductance: n, the degree to which an ob
ject conducts electricity, calculated as the ratio
of the current that flows to the potential difference present. This is the reciprocal of the
resistance, and is measured in siemens or mhos. Symbol: G
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121) Conspiration: n, the act or action of plotting or secretly combining; two people working
together with a particular goal/end in mind.
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123) Corybantes: n, represented as a kind of inspired people, subject
to Bacchic frenzy, and inspiring terror at the celebration of the sacred
rites by means of war-dances, noise, cymbals, drums, and arms. They have
been called attendants of Rhea 1, identified as Cybele, the Mother of the
Gods worshipped in Phrygia, and guardians of Dionysus 2 in his growing days.
It is also told that the CORYBANTES, came from Colchis (today Georgia in the Caucasus),
and were given as armed ministers to Rhea 1 by the TITANS. The CORYBANTES are inclined to
dancing and to religious frenzy, and worship the Mother of the Gods with orgies. The
CORYBANTES are sometimes said to have been expelled from their country by their father Socus
2, and to have ruled the Euboean battalions that joined Dionysus 2 in his war against the Indians.
124) Correspondent: n, a person who writes letters to a person
or a newspaper, especially on a regular basis. Adj, corresponding
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126) Colligative: Adj, of or relating to the binding together of molecules.
127) Chowing: v (present participle), to eat at a more rapid pace than normal.
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130) CaptainMarvel: n, (DC Comics); is a fictional superhero who appears in American comic books
published by DC Comics. , by speaking the magic word "Shazam", can transform himself into a costumed
adult with the powers of superhuman strength, speed, flight, and other abilities. His name is an acronym
of the six figures from whom his magical powers derive: Solomon, Hercules, Atlas, Zeus, Achilles, and Mercury.
131) Cerulium: A type of ore in the game Starbound
it is obtained by mining it and is on planets or
asteroid fields with threat 7 or 8.
132) Bloodaxe: is a fictional character, owned
by Marvel Comics who exists in that company's Marvel Universe
as a foe of Thor and Thunderstrike. This character first appeared
in Thor #449, though he did not adopt his name and appearance until
#450.
133) Amalgram: the traditional filling for a cavity
where they place silver filling on your cavity.
134) Amazoness: Amazoness is like saying "female Amazon"
which means "female warrior."
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136) Annealing: v (present participle), heat (metal or glass) and
allow it to cool slowly, in order to remove internal stresses and
toughen it (seperate using heat).
137) Annthea (A-nn-thea): n, a girl's name meaning "flowery"; Greek
Origin
138) Anuresis: n, retention of urine in the urinary
bladder: failure or inability to void urine
139) Aphtha: n, a speck, flake, or blister on the mucous
membranes (as in the mouth or gastrointestinal tract or on the lips)
characteristic of some diseases (as thrush).. Ex:Canker Sore
140) Apotheothenai: One of the subclasses of the 4th
class consisted of the Theoi (gods) who controlled the
forces of nature and bestowed civilised arts upon
mankind was Apotheothenai (Deified Mortals) Ex: Herakles,
Asklepios etc..
141) Ouranioi: One of the subclasses of the 4th
class consisted of the Theoi (gods) who controlled the
forces of nature and bestowed civilised arts upon
mankind was Ouranioi (Sky Gods) Ex: Helios, Anemoi...
142) Halioi: One of the subclasses of the 4th
class consisted of the Theoi (gods) who controlled the
forces of nature and bestowed civilised arts upon
mankind was Halioi (Sea Gods) Ex The Nereides, Triton,
Glaukos...
143) Khthonioi: One of the subclasses of the 4th
class consisted of the Theoi (gods) who controlled the
forces of nature and bestowed civilised arts upon
mankind was Khthonioi (Underworld Gods) Ex: Persephone,
Hekate...
144) Georgikoi: One of the subclasses of the 4th
class consisted of the Theoi (gods) who controlled the
forces of nature and bestowed civilised arts upon
mankind was Georgikoi (Agricultural Earth Gods) Ex:
Ploutos...
145) Nomioi: One of the subclasses of the 4th
class consisted of the Theoi (gods) who controlled the
forces of nature and bestowed civilised arts upon
mankind was Nomioi (Pastoral Earth Gods) Ex: Pan,
Aristaios...
146) Polikoi: One of the subclasses of the 4th
class consisted of the Theoi (gods) who controlled the
forces of nature and bestowed civilised arts upon
mankind was Polikoi (City Gods) Ex: Hestia, Eunomia..
147) Olympioi: One of the subclasses of the 4th
class consisted of the Theoi (gods) who controlled the
forces of nature and bestowed civilised arts upon
mankind was Olympioi (Olympian Gods) Ex: The Mousai,
Hebe...
148) Dioskouroi: The Zodiac Symbol Pisces has 2 living
beings in it and they are known as the Dioskouroi twins.
149) Kentauroi: Greek for Centaurs
150) Hemitheoi: Greek for Semi-Devine also the 8th class of
immortals in greek mythology.
151) Tykhe (Lady Fortune): Greek Mythology, she is an example of
a greed goddess that can fall under multiple categories under
the 8 classes of immortals.. Example: She falls under 2 as an
Okeanis Nymphe, class 3 as fortune personified, and class 4 as
a popularly worshipped goddess.
152) Okeanis: In Greek Mythology this is a type of Nymphe.
153) Lapetos: Is the Greek version of the titan god of mortality
and the allotment of the mortal life-span Lapetus.
154) Lebadeia: is a city in central Greece. It is the capital of the
regional unit Boeotia. it took its name Lebadeia from Lebados of Athens,
who moved the city from high to low ground,[4] to its current location on
the banks of the Herkyna river. The sacred protector of the city was the
hero/god Trophonios, whose oracle, involving a harrowing descent into an
underground chamber, was famous beyond the borders of Greece.
155) Selflessly: Adverb, having little or no concern for oneself, especially
with regard to fame, position, money, etc.; unselfish
156) Daimones: Greek for Spirits and also represents 50% of the 2nd
class of immortality in Greek mythology. The 2nd class nurtured life
in the 4 elements. Ex: Fresh-water Naiades, Forest Dryades, beast-loving
Satyroi, and Marine Tritones.
157) Dryades: In the 2nd class of immortality in greek mythology, Dryades
were the beautiful Nymphs of the trees, groves, woods, and mountain forests.
They were the ladies of oaks and pines!
158)Satyroi: (Greek for Satyrs) In the 2nd class of immortality in greek mythology,
were rustic fertility daimones (spirits) of the wilderness and countryside. They were
close companions of the gods Dionysos, Rheia..
159) Tritones: In the 2nd class of immortality in greek mythology, the Tritones were
known as a tribe of fish-tailed sea daimones in the train of the Poseidon. They were a
plurification of the god Triton, which were represented as the satyroi of the sea.
160) Protogenoi: The first class of the 8 classes of Immortals of the Ancient Greek Pantheon is
known as Protogenoi which is Greek for First Born Gods. Including the primeval beings who
emerged at creation to from the very fabric of the Universe: Earth, Sea.. Even though
Other pets for sell (names not the main priority):
161) Aphthous: Adj, A common condition characterized by the repeated formation of benign and
non-contagious mouth ulcers (aphthae/Feever Blisters). 20% of the human population suffers
from Aphthous Ulcers at any given time.
162) Arachnis (Orchid): The genus Arachnis, abbreviated as Arach in horticultural trade, is a member
of the Orchid family, consisting of more than 20 species native to China, India, Southeast Asia, Indonesia,
the Philippines, New Guinea, and the Solomon Islands
163) Abapical: Adj, Being opposite to or directed away from the apex (In Mathematics the
apex is the highest point (Zenith) especially the vertex of a triangle, cone, or pyramid/The lowest point
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165) Acceptably: Adverb, In a manner which is NOT frowned upon/ in a manner to please or
give satisfaction
166) Accomplishing: Transitive Verb, to bring about (a result) by effort/Get something completed
after coming up with an idea, then a plan, then following through with the plan to Accomplish
(finish) the task at hand.
167) Aceology: n, The science of remedies, or of therapeutics;
168) Acmon: n, 1)one of the mythical race of Dactyls, 2)Phrygian king who gave his name to the district
known as Acmonia 3)son of Clytius (son of Aeolus), a friend of Aeneas in Roman mythology
169) Adjancency: n, something that is adjacent (nearby/next to)
170) Adrastos: Masculine n, Means "not inclined to run away" in Greek. This was the name of a king of Argos in
Greek legend.
171) Aglaea: Feminine n, was the goddess of beauty, splendour, glory, magnificence and
adornment. She was one of the three Kharites (Graces) who often appears
dancing in a circle with her sisters. Aglaea was the wife of the god Hephaistos
and the mother of the four younger Kharites named Good-Repute, Praise, Eloquence
and Welcome. She was also named Kharis (the Grace) and Kale (Beauty)
172) Agonist: a chemical that binds to a receptor and activates the receptor
to produce a biological response.
173) Akhyls (Greek Form): Akhlys (also known as Achlys (Roman Form)) is the
Greek goddess of misery and poison and is the keeper of the Death Mist. She lives
in Tartarus. The Goddess is an unambiguous sadist who trusts no one and has
self-esteem issues.
174) Warranties: n (plural), a guarantee or promise which provides assurance by one
party to the other party
175) Wedging: v, means to force something into a spot by slowly moving it into place.
176) Wynde: Book Series, Fiction/Fantasy/Horror book(s) it is an epic tale that
captures the political and visceral dangers of intergalactic war.
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