- The science of plants.
- The economy or management of animals.
- The economy or management of plants.
- Mankind (Substantives), the human race or species; man, human nature, humanity, mortality, flesh, generation; Everyman.
Palèontology.
Ornithology, Ichthyology, Herpetology, Ophiology, Malacology, Helminthology, Entomology.
Botany (Substantives), Phytography, Phytology, Vegetable Physiology, Herborisation, Dendrology, Mycology, Pomona.
(Verbs). To botanise, herborise.
Cicuration (Substantives), Zohygiastics.3
Domestication, domesticity.
Training, breaking in.
Manège, fishery.
Menagerie, aviary, apiary, vivarium, aquarium, etc.
Destruction of animals, Phthisozoics.4
(Verbs). To tame, domesticate, train, tend, etc., break in.
Agriculture (Substantives), cultivation, culture, intensive cultivation, husbandry, geoponics, georgics, tillage, gardening, horticulture, forestry, vintage, etc., arboriculture, floriculture, the topiary art.
Vineyard, vinery, garden, nursery, bed, hothouse, greenhouse, conservatory, orchard, winter garden, pinery, arboretum.
A husbandman, horticulturist, gardener, florist, agriculturist, agriculturalist, forester, farmer, cultivator.
(Verbs). To cultivate, till, garden, farm.
(Adjectives). Agricultural, agrarian, arable, pastoral, bucolic, agrestic.
The science of man: Anthropology, Anthropography, Ethnology, Ethnography, Demography, Sociology, Social Economics; Civics.
Anthropomorphism.
Human being, person, individual, creature, fellow - creature, mortal, body, somebody, one, someone, a soul, living soul, earthling, party, personage, inhabitant.
Dramatis personœ.
People, persons, folk, population, public, world, society, community, the million, nation, state, realm, community, commonwealth, republic, commonweal, polity, nationality; civilised society, civilisation.
Anthropologist, ethnologist, sociologist, etc.
(Phrases). The lords of creation; the body politic.