| APPLAUSIVE | • applausive adj. Conveying applause. • APPLAUSIVE adj. expressing applause. |
| PAPILLULES | • papillules n. Plural of papillule. • PAPILLULE n. a small papilla, a nipple-like projection. |
| PEDIPALPUS | • pedipalpus n. Synonym of pedipalp. • PEDIPALPUS n. one of the second pair of appendages of an arachnoid, also PEDIPALP. |
| PLURIPARAS | • pluriparas n. Plural of pluripara. • PLURIPARA n. (Latin) a mother of two or more children, also MULTIPARA. |
| POPULARISE | • popularise v. (Transitive) To make something popular. • popularise v. (Transitive) To present something in a widely understandable or acceptable form, especially technical… • POPULARISE v. to cater to popular taste, also POPULARIZE. |
| POPULARISM | • popularism n. Any political doctrine chosen to appeal to a majority of the electorate. |
| POPULARIST | • popularist adj. Reflecting popular taste and opinion. • popularist n. An artist or composer whose work appeals to popular tastes. • popularist n. One who adapts and popularizes a subject. |
| PUPILLAGES | • pupillages n. Plural of pupillage. • PUPILLAGE n. the state of being a pupil or under age, also PUPILAGE. |
| PUPILLATES | • PUPILLATE v. to cry in the manner of a peacock. |
| SUPPLIABLE | • suppliable adj. Capable of being supplied. • SUPPLIABLE adj. that can be supplied. |
| SUPPLIANCE | • suppliance n. Supplication; entreaty. • suppliance n. That which supplies a want; assistance; a gratification; satisfaction. • SUPPLIANCE n. (Shakespeare) supplying. |
| SUPPLIANTS | • suppliants n. Plural of suppliant. • SUPPLIANT n. one who supplicates, also SUPPLICANT. |
| SUPPLICANT | • supplicant adj. Begging, pleading, supplicating. • supplicant n. One who comes to humbly ask or petition. • supplicant n. (Networking) A device attempting to authenticate itself to an 802.11 network. |
| SUPPLICATE | • supplicate v. (Transitive). • supplicate v. (Intransitive). • SUPPLICATE v. to entreat for. |
| SUPPLICATS | • supplicats n. Plural of supplicat. • SUPPLICAT n. in English universities, a petition. |