| COMPARING | • comparing v. Present participle of compare. • COMPARE v. to scrutinise for similarities. |
| IMPORTANT | • important adj. Having relevant and crucial value. • important adj. (Obsolete) Pompous; self-important. • IMPORTANT adj. of great import or consequence. |
| MEROPIDAN | • meropidan n. Any bird (such as the bee-eaters) of the family Meropidae. • MEROPIDAN n. one of a family of birds that includes bee-eaters. |
| ORPHANISM | • orphanism n. The state of being an orphan. • ORPHANISM n. the state of being an orphan, also ORPHANHOOD. |
| PADRONISM | • PADRONISM n. a system of work controlled by a padrone. |
| PANORAMIC | • panoramic adj. Of or pertaining to a panorama; with a wide view. • panoramic n. (Photography) A panoramic image. • PANORAMIC adj. relating to a panorama, a wide or complete view. |
| PARCIMONY | • parcimony n. Obsolete form of parsimony. • PARCIMONY n. (archaic) sparingness or reluctance in the spending of money, also PARSIMONY. |
| PARONYMIC | • paronymic adj. Being or relating to a paronym. • PARONYMIC adj. of or like a paronym. |
| PARSIMONY | • parsimony n. Great reluctance to spend money unnecessarily. • parsimony n. (By extension) The quality or characteristic of using the fewest resources or explanations to solve a problem. • PARSIMONY n. sparingness or reluctance in the spending of money, also PARCIMONY. |
| PATRIMONY | • patrimony n. A right or estate inherited from one’s father; or, in a larger sense, from any male ancestor. • patrimony n. Formerly, a church estate or endowment. • PATRIMONY n. an inheritance from one's father or ancestors. |
| PRENOMINA | • prenomina n. Plural of prenomen. • PRENOMEN n. (Latin) the first name of an ancient Roman, also PRAENOMEN. |
| PROLAMINE | • prolamine n. (Biochemistry) any of a class of proteins, high in proline, found in the seeds of cereals. • PROLAMINE n. one of a group of proteins found in wheat and rye, also PROLAMIN. |
| PROLAMINS | • prolamins n. Plural of prolamin. • PROLAMIN n. one of a group of proteins found in wheat and rye, also PROLAMINE. |
| PROSIMIAN | • prosimian n. A primate that is not a monkey or an ape, generally nocturnal with large eyes and ears. Such primates… • prosimian adj. Of or from the prosimian suborder of primates. • PROSIMIAN n. a primate of the suborder Prosimii, that includes the lemur, loris and tarsier. |
| PROTAMINE | • protamine n. (Biochemistry) Any of various strongly basic proteins of relatively low molecular weight that are rich… • PROTAMINE n. any of a class of simple basic proteins which occur combined with nucleic acids (esp. in fish sperm), also PROTAMIN. |
| PROTAMINS | • protamins n. Plural of protamin. • PROTAMIN n. any of a class of simple basic proteins which occur combined with nucleic acids (esp. in fish sperm), also PROTAMINE. |
| PYRAMIDON | • pyramidon n. (Uncountable, medicine, dated) A yellowish-white powder used as an antipyretic. • pyramidon n. (Countable, music) An organ stop having wooden pipes in the form of an inverted pyramid, giving very… • PYRAMIDON n. an organ-stop with pipes like inverted pyramids. |
| PYROMANIA | • pyromania n. (Psychology) A compulsive disorder characterized by obsession with fire or uncontrollable urges to start fires. • PYROMANIA n. an obsessive urge to set fire to things. |
| TRAMPOLIN | • trampolin n. Dated form of trampoline. • TRAMPOLIN n. a springy mat for bouncing on, also TRAMPOLINE. |