Pedagophobia is the fear of teaching or education. It is a specific phobia that can manifest as anxiety or avoidance when faced with situations involving teaching or learning.
A ballotechnic is a material which undergoes a chemical reaction when quickly subjected to extreme pressure.
An argosol is an alternative name for two separate kinds of soil, an alfisol or a cambisol.
An arilode is another name for an arillode - a structure resembling an aril, which comes from the ovule rather than the stalk.
An arciliuto is another name for an archlute - a fretted and double-necked stringed musical instrument with a large body, double courses in the bass, and two sets of tuning pegs.
An antidyspeptic is a drug or agent used to treat dyspepsia.
An anticollectivist is a person who is opposed to collectivism.
An anticentre is a point in the sky opposite to that of the centre of the galaxy.
An antiblennorrhagic is an agent which counters or prevents blennorrhoea - a flow of mucus.
An antiamboceptor is any substance which counters an amboceptor.
An argamannu is a variety of red-purple die, or a woven cloth of this colour.
a piece of are that is not well balanced and not identical on both sides.
An aphercotropism is the movement of growth of an organism away from an obstruction.
What is an architecturalization?
An architecturalization is an instance of adaptation to architectural purposes.
An archididascalos is a chief teacher, such as a headmaster or principal in a school.
A bacilloscopy is an examination of a diagnostic smear in order to verify the presence of specific forms of bacillus.
A backstream is a current running against the main current of a stream - an eddy.
A buyup is an act of buying land or some other commodity on the basis that its value is about to increase.
An Aoteroan is a dated term for a person from New Zealand, originally used only to refer to people from the North Island.
An antihyperkinetic is any drug which counteracts the effects of hyperkinesis.
An antihistoricist is a person who subscribes to antihistoricism - an aesthetic which rejects traditions in arts.