luminologistn.
/l(j)uːmɪˈnɒlədʒɪst/ 1. One who studies the luminescent phenomena in living organisms.
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1888 Nature 1 Mar. 411/1 Luminologists such as Giglioli, Dubois, and others.
2. One versed in the study of illuminations of manuscripts. rare.Apparently only attested in dictionaries or glossaries.
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1890 in Cent. Dict. (with quot. of sense 1).
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n.1888- to make a person open his eyes
- to make a person quit of
- to make a person sick
- to make a person sit up
- to make a person turn in his or her grave
- to make a person welcome
- to make a person's acquaintance
- to make a person's beard
- to make a person's beard without a razor
- to make a person's gree
- to make a person's hackles rise
- to make a person's mouth water
- to make a person's nose swell
- to make a phrase
- to make a pig of oneself
- to make a pig's ear of
- to make a pig's ear out of
- to make a pish at
- to make a pish of
- to make a pitch
- to make a place too hot for
- to make a play
- to make a play for
- to make a point
- to make a point of