| ALPHAMERIC | • alphameric adj. Alternative form of alphanumeric. • ALPHAMERIC adj. consisting of, or (of a machine) using, both letters and numbers, also ALPHAMERICAL. |
| CAMELOPARD | • camelopard n. (Archaic) A giraffe. • CAMELOPARD n. (obsolete) a giraffe, also CAMELEOPARD. |
| CAMPESTRAL | • campestral adj. Relating to open fields or uncultivated land. • CAMPESTRAL adj. of or pertaining to fields or open country, also CAMPESTRIAN. |
| CLAMPERING | • clampering v. Present participle of clamper. • clampering n. A cacophony made by noisy movement. • clampering adj. Cacophonous; raucous. |
| CLAPOMETER | • clapometer n. An audience-reaction monitor used to give a visual interpretation of applause; once used on some television… • clap-o-meter n. Alternative form of clapometer. • CLAPOMETER n. a device for registering applause. |
| COMPARABLE | • comparable adj. (Often with to) Able to be compared (to). • comparable adj. (Often with to) Similar (to); like. • comparable adj. (Mathematics) Constituting a pair in a particular partial order. |
| COMPLAINER | • complainer n. One who complains, or is known for their complaints. • COMPLAINER n. one who complains. |
| EMPIRICALS | • EMPIRICAL n. in statistics, the posterior probability of an event. |
| IMPARLANCE | • imparlance n. (Obsolete) Discussion, especially before some action is taken; conference, debate. • imparlance n. (Law, obsolete) Time given to a party to talk or converse with his opponent, originally with the object… • IMPARLANCE n. parleying, conference, also EMPARLAUNCE. |
| METACARPAL | • metacarpal adj. Of the metacarpus. • metacarpal n. Any of the bones of the metacarpus. • METACARPAL n. a bone of the metacarpus. |
| PALMCORDER | • palmcorder n. A small camcorder. • PALMCORDER n. a small camcorder which can be held in the palm of the hand. |
| PLACODERMS | • placoderms n. Plural of placoderm. • PLACODERM n. a fish covered with bony scales. |
| PLEROMATIC | • pleromatic adj. Pertaining to pleroma. • PLEROMATIC adj. of or like a pleroma, fullness, abundance; in Gnosticism, divine being. |
| POLEMARCHS | • polemarchs n. Plural of polemarch. • POLEMARCH n. a title of several officials in ancient Greek states, originally a military commander. |
| PREMEDICAL | • premedical adj. Describing activities prior to, or in preparation for, a study of medicine. • PREMEDICAL adj. of or relating to a course of study undertaken in preparation for professional medical training. |
| PROCLAIMED | • proclaimed v. Simple past tense and past participle of proclaim. • PROCLAIM v. to make known. |
| PROCLAIMER | • proclaimer n. One who proclaims. • proclaimer n. A public avowal of independent opinion. Used instead of disclaimer. • PROCLAIMER n. one who proclaims. |
| PROMYCELIA | • promycelia n. Plural of promycelium. • PROMYCELIUM n. a short germ-tube put out by some fungal spores. |