| AMYLOPSINS | • amylopsins n. Plural of amylopsin. • AMYLOPSIN n. an enzyme in pancreatic juice. |
| DAYSPRINGS | • daysprings n. Plural of dayspring. • DAYSPRING n. (archaic) dawn. |
| DISPENSARY | • dispensary n. A place or room where something is dispensed, particularly. • DISPENSARY n. a place where medicines are dispensed. |
| DYSPHONIAS | • dysphonias n. Plural of dysphonia. • DYSPHONIA n. physical abnormality causing speech impediment. |
| DYSTOPIANS | • DYSTOPIAN n. a believer in dystopia. |
| ISOPYCNALS | • isopycnals n. Plural of isopycnal. • ISOPYCNAL n. a line on a map connecting points of equal atmospheric density, also ISOPYCNIC. |
| PAINLESSLY | • painlessly adv. In a painless manner. • PAINLESS adv. without pain. |
| PASSIONARY | • passionary n. A book in which the sufferings of saints and martyrs are described. • PASSIONARY n. a book in which are described the sufferings of saints and martyrs. |
| PHYSICIANS | • physicians n. Plural of physician. • PHYSICIAN n. a doctor; someone legally qualified to practise medicine, also PHYSICIANER. |
| PUISSANTLY | • puissantly adv. In a puissant manner; powerfully; with great strength. • PUISSANT adv. (archaic) powerful, also PUISSAUNT. |
| SNAPPISHLY | • snappishly adv. In a snappish manner. • SNAPPISH adv. tending to behave in an impatient or irritable manner. |
| 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. |
| SYNCARPIES | • SYNCARPY n. the state of being a syncarp. |
| TYMPANISTS | • tympanists n. Plural of tympanist. • TYMPANIST n. one who plays the tympani, also TIMPANIST. |