| BATHYSCAPHES | • bathyscaphes n. Plural of bathyscaphe. • BATHYSCAPHE n. a submersible observation chamber, also BATHYSCAPH. |
| CATAPHYSICAL | • cataphysical adj. Unnatural; going against nature. • CATAPHYSICAL adj. unnatural. |
| CHAMAEPHYTES | • chamaephytes n. Plural of chamaephyte. • CHAMAEPHYTE n. a winter-flowering plant. |
| HYALOPLASMIC | • HYALOPLASMIC adj. of or like hyaloplasm, the clear fluid part of protoplasm. |
| HYPERCAPNIAS | • hypercapnias n. Plural of hypercapnia. • HYPERCAPNIA n. the presence of excessive amounts of carbon dioxide in the blood, also HYPERCARBIA. |
| HYPERCARBIAS | • HYPERCARBIA n. hypercapnia, also HYPERCAPNIA. |
| HYPERSARCOMA | • hypersarcoma n. (Pathology, archaic) Synonym of hypersarcosis. • HYPERSARCOMA n. proud or fungous flesh. |
| HYPOSTATICAL | • hypostatical adj. Hypostatic. • HYPOSTATICAL adj. relating to hypostasis, also HYPOSTATIC. |
| METAPHYSICAL | • metaphysical adj. Of or pertaining to metaphysics. • metaphysical adj. Being an adherent of the philosophy of metaphysics. • metaphysical adj. Immaterial, supersensual, not physical (more properly, "beyond" that which is physical). |
| PACHYCARPOUS | • PACHYCARPOUS adj. having a thick pericarp. |
| PACHYDERMIAS | • PACHYDERMIA n. elephantiasis. |
| PACHYSANDRAS | • pachysandras n. Plural of pachysandra. • PACHYSANDRA n. (Greek) a Japanese tree with evergreen leaves. |
| PARAPSYCHISM | • PARAPSYCHISM n. panpsychistic parallelism. |
| PHYSIATRICAL | • PHYSIATRICAL adj. relating to physiatry, the treatment of injury by physical means. |
| PSYCHODRAMAS | • psychodramas n. Plural of psychodrama. • PSYCHODRAMA n. therapeutic drama. |
| PSYCHOMACHIA | • psychomachia n. Psychomachy. • PSYCHOMACHIA n. conflict of the soul. |
| SERAPHICALLY | • seraphically adv. In a seraphic manner; with angelic purity. • SERAPHICAL adv. of or like a seraph, also SERAPHIC. |
| TACHYPHASIAS | • TACHYPHASIA n. abnormally rapid or voluble speech, also TACHYPHRASIA. |
| TACHYPHRASIA | • tachyphrasia n. Tachyphemia. • TACHYPHRASIA n. abnormally rapid or voluble speech, also TACHYPHASIA. |