| ANAPLASMOSES | • anaplasmoses n. Plural of anaplasmosis. • ANAPLASMOSIS n. a tick-borne disease of cattle and sheep. |
| ANAPLASMOSIS | • anaplasmosis n. A disease of ruminants and sometimes humans caused by infection with Anaplasma bacteria, normally transmitted… • ANAPLASMOSIS n. a tick-borne disease of cattle and sheep. |
| APLANOGAMETE | • aplanogamete n. A non-motile gamete found in certain lower algae. • APLANOGAMETE n. a nonmotile gamete. |
| CAPROLACTAMS | • caprolactams n. Plural of caprolactam. • CAPROLACTAM n. a white crystalline cyclic amide used esp. in making one type of nylon. |
| LAMPADOMANCY | • lampadomancy n. Divination by the interpretation of the flame of a lamp. A type of pyromancy. • LAMPADOMANCY n. divination using the flame of a torch. |
| MYCOPLASMATA | • mycoplasmata n. Plural of mycoplasma. • MYCOPLASMA n. a member of the Mycoplasma, a variety of pathogenic agents apparently neither viruses not true bacteria. |
| PARACETAMOLS | • paracetamols n. Plural of paracetamol. • PARACETAMOL n. a mild analgesic and antipyretic drug, often recommended instead of aspirin. |
| PARALIPOMENA | • paralipomena n. (Literary analysis) The different text variants or text witnesses researched when creating a critical edition. • paralipomena n. Supplementary literary material. • PARALIPOMENON n. a thing added as a supplement to a main text, also PARALEIPOMENON. |
| PARANORMALLY | • paranormally adv. In a paranormal way. • PARANORMAL adv. not scientifically explainable. |
| PETALOMANIAS | • PETALOMANIA n. an abnormal increase in number of petals. |
| PIROPLASMATA | • piroplasmata n. Plural of piroplasma. • PIROPLASMA n. a parasite causing cattle fever, aka babesia, also PIROPLASM. |
| PLASMOSOMATA | • PLASMOSOMA n. a nucleolus, also PLASMOSOME. |
| PYROMANIACAL | • pyromaniacal adj. Of or relating to pyromania. • PYROMANIACAL adj. relating to pyromania. |
| STAPHYLOMATA | • staphylomata n. Plural of staphyloma. • STAPHYLOMA n. a protrusion of any part of the globe of the eye; as, a staphyloma of the cornea. |