| DYSPEPSIAS | • dyspepsias n. Plural of dyspepsia. • DYSPEPSIA n. severe indigestion, esp. chronic, also DYSPEPSY. |
| DYSPHASIAS | • dysphasias n. Plural of dysphasia. • DYSPHASIA n. impairment of speech coordination, due to brain disease or injury. |
| DYSPHASICS | • dysphasics n. Plural of dysphasic. • DYSPHASIC n. someone suffering from dysphasia. |
| DYSPLASIAS | • dysplasias n. Plural of dysplasia. • DYSPLASIA n. abnormal tissue development. |
| HYPOSTASES | • hypostases n. Plural of hypostasis. • HYPOSTASIS n. an underlying reality, substance, as opposed to attributes ('accidents') or as distinguished from what is unsubstantial. |
| HYPOSTASIS | • hypostasis n. (Medicine, now historical) A sedimentary deposit, especially in urine. • hypostasis n. (Theology) The essential person, specifically the single person of Christ (as distinguished from his… • hypostasis n. (Philosophy) The underlying reality or substance of something. |
| PAYSAGISTS | • paysagists n. Plural of paysagist. • PAYSAGIST n. a painter of landscapes. |
| PHYSALISES | • physalises n. Plural of physalis. • PHYSALIS n. a type of gooseberry. |
| PLAYBUSSES | • PLAYBUS n. a mobile playground. |
| SPAGYRISTS | • spagyrists n. Plural of spagyrist. • SPAGYRIST n. an alchemist, also SPAGIRIST. |
| SPYGLASSES | • spyglasses n. Plural of spyglass. • SPYGLASS n. a small telescope. |
| SPYMASTERS | • spymasters n. Plural of spymaster. • SPYMASTER n. one who controls spies. |
| SYMPOSIACS | • symposiacs n. Plural of symposiac. • SYMPOSIAC n. a symposium. |
| SYMPOSIAST | • symposiast n. One engaged with others at a banquet or merrymaking. • symposiast n. A participant in a symposium. • SYMPOSIAST n. a participant at a conference. |
| SYNAPTASES | • synaptases n. Plural of synaptase. • SYNAPTASE n. emulsin, the white milky pulp or extract of bitter almonds. |