| ENHYPOSTASIAS | • enhypostasias n. Plural of enhypostasia. • ENHYPOSTASIA n. personality not existing independently but by union with another, as the human nature of Christ was said to be dependent on his divine nature. |
| HYPAESTHESIAS | • HYPAESTHESIA n. a reduced sensibility to touch, also HYPESTHESIA. |
| HYPERSARCOSES | • hypersarcoses n. Plural of hypersarcosis. • HYPERSARCOSIS n. proud or fungous flesh. |
| HYPERSARCOSIS | • hypersarcosis n. (Pathology, archaic) A soft fungous excrescence, especially such as appears upon ulcerated parts. • HYPERSARCOSIS n. proud or fungous flesh. |
| HYPOSPADIASES | • hypospadiases n. Plural of hypospadias. • hypospadiases n. Plural of hypospadiasis. • HYPOSPADIAS n. a malformation of the penis. |
| HYPOSTASISING | • hypostasising v. Present participle of hypostasise. • HYPOSTASISE v. to treat as hypostasis, to personify, also HYPOSTASIZE, HYPOSTATISE, HYPOSTATIZE. |
| PARAPSYCHISMS | • PARAPSYCHISM n. panpsychistic parallelism. |
| PARAPSYCHOSES | • PARAPSYCHOSIS n. an abnormal psychosis. |
| PARAPSYCHOSIS | • PARAPSYCHOSIS n. an abnormal psychosis. |
| PARASYNTHESES | • parasyntheses n. Plural of parasynthesis. • PARASYNTHESIS n. the derivation of words using hyphenated compounds. |
| PARASYNTHESIS | • parasynthesis n. (Grammar) The formation of words by a combination of compounding and adding an affix, as in brown-eyed. • parasynthesis n. (Grammar) The formation of words in which the prefixing and the suffixing are involved simultaneously… • PARASYNTHESIS n. the derivation of words using hyphenated compounds. |
| PSYCHIATRISTS | • psychiatrists n. Plural of psychiatrist. • PSYCHIATRIST n. one who practises psychiatry, also PSYCHIATER. |
| SAPROPHYTISMS | • SAPROPHYTISM n. being a saprophyte. |
| STAPHYLITISES | • STAPHYLITIS n. inflammation of the uvula. |
| SYCOPHANTISES | • sycophantises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sycophantise. • SYCOPHANTISE v. to be a sycophant, also SYCOPHANTIZE. |
| SYCOPHANTISMS | • sycophantisms n. Plural of sycophantism. • SYCOPHANTISM n. sycophancy. |