| APOCALYPTISM | • apocalyptism n. Apocalypticism. • APOCALYPTISM n. the doctrine of the imminent end of the world, also APOCALYPTICISM. |
| APOCALYPTIST | • apocalyptist n. One who predicts an apocalypse. • APOCALYPTIST n. the writer of an apocalypse. |
| APPLAUSIVELY | • applausively adv. In an applausive manner. • APPLAUSIVE adv. expressing applause. |
| APPRAISINGLY | • appraisingly adv. In an appraising way. • APPRAISING adv. APPRAISE, to set a value on. |
| APPRAISIVELY | • APPRAISIVE adv. having an appraising quality. |
| DIAPOPHYSIAL | • diapophysial adj. (Anatomy) Relating to the diapophysis. • DIAPOPHYSIAL adj. of or like a diapophysis, a dorsal transverse process of a vertebra. |
| HYPERCAPNIAS | • hypercapnias n. Plural of hypercapnia. • HYPERCAPNIA n. the presence of excessive amounts of carbon dioxide in the blood, also HYPERCARBIA. |
| HYPERPHAGIAS | • hyperphagias n. Plural of hyperphagia. • HYPERPHAGIA n. eating too much. |
| HYPERPLASIAS | • hyperplasias n. Plural of hyperplasia. • HYPERPLASIA n. an abnormal or unusual increase in the elements composing a part, such as cells composing a tissue. |
| HYPERSPATIAL | • hyperspatial adj. Pertaining to hyperspace. • hyperspatial adj. Of or pertaining to multi-dimensional geometry. • hyperspatial adj. Of or with a spatial resolution below 1 meter remote sensing. |
| HYPNOPAEDIAS | • HYPNOPAEDIA n. training or instruction during sleep. |
| PARAPOPHYSIS | • parapophysis n. (Anatomy) The ventral transverse, or capitular, process of a vertebra. • PARAPOPHYSIS n. a ventral transverse process of a vertebra. |
| PARAPSYCHISM | • PARAPSYCHISM n. panpsychistic parallelism. |
| PARASYNAPSIS | • parasynapsis n. The parallel (side-by-side) conjugation of chromosomes. • PARASYNAPSIS n. the pairing of chromosomes of paternal and maternal origin before the reducing division. |
| PARASYNAPTIC | • parasynaptic adj. Relating to parasynapsis. • PARASYNAPTIC adj. of or like a parasynapsis. |
| PARATYPHOIDS | • paratyphoids n. Plural of paratyphoid. • PARATYPHOID n. a disease resembling typhoid but caused by different bacillus. |