| ASPHYXIANT | • asphyxiant adj. That can cause asphyxiation. • asphyxiant n. Any substance that can cause asphyxia. • ASPHYXIANT n. an agent causing asphyxiation. |
| ASPHYXYING | • asphyxying v. Present participle of asphyxy. • ASPHYXY v. to suffer defective aeration of the blood caused by failure of the oxygen supply, also ASPHYXIA. |
| DYSPHONIAS | • dysphonias n. Plural of dysphonia. • DYSPHONIA n. physical abnormality causing speech impediment. |
| HYPOMANIAS | • hypomanias n. Plural of hypomania. • HYPOMANIA n. slightly abnormal overactivity and elation. |
| HYPOMANICS | • hypomanics n. Plural of hypomanic. • HYPOMANIC n. one afflicted with hypomania. |
| HYPONASTIC | • hyponastic adj. (Botany) Exhibiting a downward convexity caused by unequal growth. • HYPONASTIC adj. relating to hyponasty, a tendency in part of a plant to grow more rapidly on the underside. |
| HYPOTONIAS | • hypotonias n. Plural of hypotonia. • HYPOTONIA n. a hypnotic condition. |
| NOTARYSHIP | • notaryship n. The state of being a notary. • NOTARYSHIP n. the office of notary. |
| NYMPHALIDS | • nymphalids n. Plural of nymphalid. • NYMPHALID n. any butterfly of the family Nymphalidae. |
| PHYSICIANS | • physicians n. Plural of physician. • PHYSICIAN n. a doctor; someone legally qualified to practise medicine, also PHYSICIANER. |
| PICAYUNISH | • picayunish adj. Petty; paltry; mean. • PICAYUNISH adj. petty, paltry. |
| PLAYTHINGS | • playthings n. Plural of plaything. • PLAYTHING n. something to play with. |
| PRANKISHLY | • prankishly adv. In a prankish way. • PRANKISH adv. mischievous. |
| SNAPPISHLY | • snappishly adv. In a snappish manner. • SNAPPISH adv. tending to behave in an impatient or irritable manner. |
| STAPHYLINE | • staphyline adj. (Anatomy) Of or pertaining to the uvula or the palate. • STAPHYLINE adj. like a bunch of grapes. |
| SYMPATHINS | • sympathins n. Plural of sympathin. • SYMPATHIN n. a substance secreted by sympathetic nerve-endings, which constricts and dilates blood-vessels. |
| SYNAPHEIAS | • SYNAPHEIA n. metrical continuity between two verses in a system, also SYNAPHEA. |