| APOCALYPSES | • apocalypses n. Plural of apocalypse. • Apocalypses prop.n. Plural of Apocalypse. • APOCALYPSE n. any book purporting to reveal the future or last things; a revelation or disclosure. |
| APPEASINGLY | • appeasingly adv. In an appeasing manner. • APPEASING adv. APPEASE, to bring to a state of peace or contentment. |
| APPULSIVELY | • appulsively adv. By appulsion. • APPULSIVE adv. relating to an appulse, the close approach of a planet or asteroid to a star without the occurrence of an eclipse. |
| CLAPPERBOYS | • CLAPPERBOY n. the person who works the clapperboards. |
| DYSPEPTICAL | • dyspeptical adj. (Archaic) dyspeptic. • DYSPEPTICAL adj. suffering from dyspepsia, also DYSPEPTIC. |
| EPISCOPALLY | • episcopally adv. By episcopal authority. • EPISCOPAL adv. governed by bishops; as, an episcopal church. |
| HYPERPLANES | • hyperplanes n. Plural of hyperplane. • HYPERPLANE n. a figure in hyperspace corresponding to a plane in ordinary space. |
| HYPERPLASIA | • hyperplasia n. (Medicine) An increase in the size of a tissue or organ due to increased number of cells. • HYPERPLASIA n. an abnormal or unusual increase in the elements composing a part, such as cells composing a tissue. |
| HYPOPHYSEAL | • hypophyseal adj. Alternative spelling of hypophysial. • HYPOPHYSEAL adj. relating to the pituitary gland. |
| PALAEOTYPES | • palaeotypes n. Plural of palaeotype. • PALAEOTYPE n. a nineteenth century phonetic adaptation of ordinary alphabetical type. |
| POLYCARPIES | • POLYCARPY n. the condition of being able to produce fruit and flowers several times in successive years or seasons. |
| POLYPHAGIES | • POLYPHAGY n. the practice or faculty of subsisting on many kinds of food. |
| PROPHYLAXES | • prophylaxes n. Plural of prophylaxis. • PROPHYLAXIS n. preventive treatment against diseases, etc. |
| SUPERPLAYER | • superplayer n. (Informal) A highly skilled and successful sports player. • SUPERPLAYER n. an exceptionally talented player. |