| DERMATOGRAPHIAS | • DERMATOGRAPHIA n. a type of urticaria in which the physical allergy causes stroking or scratching, etc. to raise a red weal on the skin. |
| GALVANOPLASTIES | • GALVANOPLASTY n. (obsolete) electrodeposition. |
| HYPOMAGNESAEMIA | • hypomagnesaemia n. Alternative spelling of hypomagnesemia. • HYPOMAGNESAEMIA n. a deficiency of magnesium in the blood, also HYPOMAGNESEMIA. |
| INTERPHALANGEAL | • interphalangeal adj. Between phalanges, as with an interphalangeal joint. • interphalangeal n. Any such bone. • INTERPHALANGEAL adj. between the phalanges, the bones of a digit. |
| MALACOPTERYGIAN | • malacopterygian n. (Archaic) (zoology) Any of the obsolete order of fish Malacopterygii. • MALACOPTERYGIAN adj. belonging to the Malacopterygii, a soft-finned suborder of bony fishes, including herrings and salmon. |
| OCEANOGRAPHICAL | • oceanographical adj. Of or pertaining to oceanography, the science of oceans. • OCEANOGRAPHICAL adj. relating to oceanography, also OCEANOGRAPHIC. |
| PALAEOGEOGRAPHY | • palaeogeography n. The study of historical geography — of the (chiefly physical, but sometimes political/cultural) geography… • palæogeography n. Obsolete spelling of palaeogeography. • PALAEOGEOGRAPHY n. the study of the geography of geological periods. |
| PALAEOGRAPHICAL | • palaeographical adj. Of or pertaining to palaeography. • palæographical adj. Obsolete spelling of paleographical. • PALAEOGRAPHICAL adj. related to palaeography, the study of ancient writings, also PALEOGRAPHIC. |
| PALAEOGRAPHISTS | • palaeographists n. Plural of palaeographist. • palæographists n. Plural of palæographist. • PALAEOGRAPHIST n. a student of palaeography, also PALAEOGRAPHER. |
| PALAEOMAGNETISM | • palaeomagnetism n. Alternative spelling of paleomagnetism. • PALAEOMAGNETISM n. a study of the magnetism of ancient rocks and fossils, and of bricks, pottery, etc. made in past ages. |
| PALAEOMAGNETIST | • palaeomagnetist n. Alternative spelling of paleomagnetist. • PALAEOMAGNETIST n. a student of or expert in palaeomagnetism. |
| PALAEONTOGRAPHY | • palaeontography n. The description of fossil remains in scientific literature. • palaeontography n. The representation of forms of life represented by fossil remains. • PALAEONTOGRAPHY n. descriptive palaeontology, the description of fossil remains. |
| PALAEOPATHOLOGY | • palaeopathology n. Alternative form of paleopathology. • PALAEOPATHOLOGY n. the pathological study of the ancient remains of animals and humans. |
| PARAGENETICALLY | • paragenetically adv. In terms of paragenesis. • PARAGENETIC adv. relating to paragenesis. |
| PHANTASMAGORIES | • phantasmagories n. Plural of phantasmagory. • PHANTASMAGORY n. a fantastic sequence of haphazardly associative imagery, as seen in dreams or fever, also PHANTASMAGORIA. |
| PLANTAGINACEOUS | • plantaginaceous adj. (Botany) Of or relating to the family Plantaginaceae of plantains and close relatives. • PLANTAGINACEOUS adj. belonging to the plantain family. |
| PRAGMATICALNESS | • pragmaticalness n. The quality or state of being pragmatical. • PRAGMATICALNESS n. the state of being pragmatical. |
| SEPTUAGENARIANS | • septuagenarians n. Plural of septuagenarian. • SEPTUAGENARIAN n. a person whose age is in the seventies. |
| THALASSOGRAPHER | • thalassographer n. One who studies thalassography. • THALASSOGRAPHER n. one who studies thalassography, the science of the sea. |
| THANATOGRAPHIES | • thanatographies n. Plural of thanatography. • THANATOGRAPHY n. the narrative of a death. |