| APOPLEXIES | • apoplexies n. Plural of apoplexy. • APOPLEXY n. a sudden loss of sensation and movement due to a disturbance of blood supply to the brain. |
| APPENDICLE | • appendicle n. A small appendage. • APPENDICLE n. a small appendage. |
| DEOPPILATE | • deoppilate v. (Obsolete, rare) To free from obstructions; to clear a passage through. • DEOPPILATE v. to free from obstruction. |
| EPIPELAGIC | • epipelagic adj. Of, pertaining to, or inhabiting the water from the surface of the sea down to 200 metres. • EPIPELAGIC adj. relating to the upper, sunlit layer of sea. |
| EPIPHYSEAL | • epiphyseal adj. (Anatomy) Of or pertaining to the epiphysis. • EPIPHYSEAL adj. pertaining to, or having the nature of, an epiphysis, also EPIPHYSIAL. |
| PAEDOPHILE | • paedophile n. Standard spelling of pedophile in the British Commonwealth. • pædophile n. Alternative form of pedophile. • PAEDOPHILE n. one with a perverted sexual desire for children, also PEDOPHILE. |
| PALMIPEDES | • palmipedes n. Plural of palmipede. • PALMIPEDE n. a webfooted bird, also PALMIPED. |
| PENEPLAINS | • peneplains n. Plural of peneplain. • PENEPLAIN n. a low gently, rolling landscape produced by long-continued erosion, also PENEPLANE. |
| PEPTISABLE | • PEPTISABLE adj. that can be peptised, also PEPTIZABLE. |
| PEPTIZABLE | • peptizable adj. Able to be peptized. • PEPTIZABLE adj. that can be peptized, also PEPTISABLE. |
| PERIPHERAL | • peripheral adj. On the periphery or boundary. • peripheral adj. Beside the point. • peripheral adj. Unimportant. |
| PERIPTERAL | • peripteral adj. (Architecture) peripterous. • peripteral adj. (Zoology) peripterous. • PERIPTERAL adj. having a row of columns on every side. |
| PINEAPPLES | • pineapples n. Plural of pineapple. • PINEAPPLE n. a large South American multiple fruit with tough spiny skin. |
| PIPECLAYED | • pipeclayed v. Simple past tense and past participle of pipeclay. • PIPECLAY v. to whiten with pipeclay. |
| PREAPPLIED | • preapplied v. Simple past tense and past participle of preapply. • PREAPPLY v. to apply beforehand. |
| PREAPPLIES | • preapplies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of preapply. • PREAPPLY v. to apply beforehand. |
| PRECEPTIAL | • preceptial adj. (Obsolete) preceptive. • PRECEPTIAL adj. (Shakespeare) consisting of precepts, also PRECEPTIVE. |
| WAITPEOPLE | • waitpeople n. Plural of waitperson. • WAITPERSON n. a waiter of either sex. |