| ADIAPHORISMS | • ADIAPHORISM n. tolerance or indifference, esp. in the matters of religion. |
| ADOPTIANISMS | • ADOPTIANISM n. the doctrine that Christ, as man, is the adopted son of God, also ADOPTIONISM. |
| APPROXIMATED | • approximated v. Simple past tense and past participle of approximate. • approximated adj. Calculated by approximation. • APPROXIMATE v. to come close to. |
| COMPAGINATED | • compaginated v. Simple past tense and past participle of compaginate. • COMPAGINATE v. to join; to connect. |
| DIPLOMATICAL | • diplomatical adj. Dated form of diplomatic. • DIPLOMATICAL adj. relating to diplomacy, also DIPLOMATIC. |
| DIPSOMANIACS | • dipsomaniacs n. Plural of dipsomaniac. • DIPSOMANIAC n. one addicted to drink. |
| MADREPORIANS | • madreporians n. Plural of madreporian. • MADREPORIAN n. a coral, a madrepore. |
| PAEDOBAPTISM | • paedobaptism n. The baptism of infants or young children. • pædobaptism n. Obsolete spelling of paedobaptism. • PAEDOBAPTISM n. the doctrine of infant baptism. |
| PANDAEMONIUM | • pandaemonium n. Alternative spelling of pandemonium. • pandæmonium n. (Archaic) Alternative form of pandemonium. • Pandæmonium prop.n. The high capital of Hell in John Milton’s Paradise Lost. |
| PANDEMONIANS | • PANDEMONIAN n. a noisy and disorderly person. |
| PARAMASTOIDS | • paramastoids n. Plural of paramastoid. • PARAMASTOID n. a paramastoid process or projecting part. |
| PARLOURMAIDS | • parlourmaids n. Plural of parlourmaid. • PARLOURMAID n. a female servant in a private home who serves at the table, keeps the house clean and answers the door to guests. |
| PRISMATOIDAL | • prismatoidal adj. Having the shape of a prismatoid. • PRISMATOIDAL adj. having the form of a prismatoid. |
| PROPAGANDISM | • propagandism n. The use of propaganda. • PROPAGANDISM n. the practice of propagating tenets or principles. |
| PTERIDOMANIA | • pteridomania n. A craze, in 19th-century England, for collecting ferns and for using images of ferns in the decorative arts. • PTERIDOMANIA n. a passion for ferns. |