Dinoceras /-nosˈə-rəs/ noun

(Gr keras horn) a large Eocene fossil stump-footed ungulate of Wyoming, also known as Uintatherium, named from three pairs of protuberances on the skull

dinomaˈnia noun

Public interest in dinosaurs

Dinornis /dī-nörˈnis/ noun

(Gr ornis a bird) a genus of moas, including the biggest

dinosaur or (archaic) deinosaur /dīˈnə-sör/ noun

1. (Gr sauros a lizard) any extinct (Mesozoic) reptile of the order Dinosaurˈia from two to eighty feet in length (informal short form diˈno)
2. A chance survivor of a type characteristic of a bygone era (figurative)

dinosaurˈian adjective (figurative)

dinosaurˈic adjective (figurative)

dinothere or deinothere /dīnˈə-thēr/, dinotherium or deinotherium /-thēˈri-əm/ noun

(Gr thērion a beast) any extinct elephantine mammal of the genus Deinotherium with downward-curving tusks

dinoturbaˈtion noun (geology)

The effects of dinosaurs trampling on the formation of sedimentary rock

uintaite or uintahite /ū-inˈtä-īt/

A natural tarlike asphalt found in the Uinta valley, Utah (also gilsonite /gilˈsən-īt/)

uintˈathēre noun

Any animal of the genus Uintathēˈrium, gigantic Eocene fossil ungulates from Uinta County, Wyoming