| CATAPHYSICAL | • cataphysical adj. Unnatural; going against nature. • CATAPHYSICAL adj. unnatural. |
| CYCADOPHYTES | • cycadophytes n. Plural of cycadophyte. • CYCADOPHYTE n. any of a division of usually unbranched mostly extinct gymnosperms. |
| INTRAPSYCHIC | • intrapsychic adj. Within the psyche or mind. • INTRAPSYCHIC adj. being or occurring within the psyche, mind, or personality. |
| MACROPHYSICS | • macrophysics n. (Physics) The branch of physics that deals with those phenomena that can be directly observed. • MACROPHYSICS n. the branch of physics concerned with macroscopic systems and objects. |
| METAPSYCHICS | • metapsychics n. The study of psychic or metapsychic phenomena. • METAPSYCHICS n. the study of psychic phenomena beyond the limits of ordinary or orthodox psychology. |
| PACHYCARPOUS | • PACHYCARPOUS adj. having a thick pericarp. |
| PHYCOCYANINS | • phycocyanins n. Plural of phycocyanin. • PHYCOCYANIN n. any of various bluish-green protein pigments in the cells of cyanobacteria. |
| PHYSIOCRATIC | • physiocratic adj. Of or relating to the physiocrats. • PHYSIOCRATIC adj. of or like a physiocrat. |
| PSYCHOACTIVE | • psychoactive adj. (Pharmacology) Affecting the mind or mental processes. • psychoactive n. (Pharmacology) Any drug that affects the mind or mental processes. • PSYCHOACTIVE adj. affecting the mind or behavior. |
| PSYCHOMACHIA | • psychomachia n. Psychomachy. • PSYCHOMACHIA n. conflict of the soul. |
| PSYCHOPATHIC | • psychopathic adj. Exhibiting the behaviors and personality traits of a psychopath. • psychopathic n. (Dated) A psychopath. • PSYCHOPATHIC adj. relating to psychopathy. |
| PSYCHOSOCIAL | • psychosocial adj. (Of behaviour) Having both psychological and social aspects. • PSYCHOSOCIAL adj. involving both psychological and social aspects. |
| SYCOPHANCIES | • sycophancies n. Plural of sycophancy. • SYCOPHANCY n. obsequious flattery. |
| TRACHEOSCOPY | • tracheoscopy n. (Medicine) examination of the interior of the trachea using a tracheoscope. • TRACHEOSCOPY n. inspection of the trachea. |