| ANTHOPHORES | • anthophores n. Plural of anthophore. • ANTHOPHORE n. the stipe when developed into an internode between calyx and corolla, as in the Pink family. |
| CHRONOGRAPH | • chronograph n. (Obsolete) A chronogram. • chronograph n. A device which marks or records time or time intervals. • chronograph n. A combination of a watch and a stopwatch. |
| HARMONIPHON | • harmoniphon n. Alternative form of harmoniphone. • HARMONIPHON n. a keyboard wind instrument with reeds, also HARMONIPHONE. |
| HYPNOPHOBIA | • hypnophobia n. The fear of falling asleep. • HYPNOPHOBIA n. an irrational fear of sleep. |
| LOPHOBRANCH | • lophobranch n. (Zoology) Any member of the order Lophobranchii of fishes. • LOPHOBRANCH n. any fish of the pipefish and seahorse genus. |
| ONYCHOPHAGY | • onychophagy n. The habit of biting one’s nails. • ONYCHOPHAGY n. the habit of biting one's fingernails. |
| ORPHANHOODS | • orphanhoods n. Plural of orphanhood. • ORPHANHOOD n. the state of being an orphan, also ORPHANISM. |
| PHONOGRAPHS | • phonographs n. Plural of phonograph. • PHONOGRAPH n. a character or symbol used to represent a sound, esp. one used in phonography; also, gramophone. |
| PHONOGRAPHY | • phonography n. The transcription of speech using symbols. • phonography n. A form of shorthand using such symbols. • phonography n. (Dated) The art of constructing, or using, the phonograph. |
| PHONOPHOBIA | • phonophobia n. An unusual fear of sound, especially of speaking aloud or of one’s own voice. • PHONOPHOBIA n. fear of noise or of speaking aloud. |
| RHINOPHONIA | • rhinophonia n. (Medicine) nasalised voice. • RHINOPHONIA n. a nasal tone to the voice which is caused by a defect in the nasal passages. |
| RHODODAPHNE | • RHODODAPHNE n. (Spenser) oleander. |
| RHODOPHANES | • RHODOPHANE n. the red pigment contained in the inner segments of the cones of the retina in animals. |
| THEOPHANOUS | • THEOPHANOUS adj. of or pertaining to a theophany, also THEOPHANIC. |