| ANAPTYXIS | • anaptyxis n. (Phonetics) The epenthesis (insertion) of a vowel. • ANAPTYXIS n. (Greek) the insertion of a vowel between two consonants for ease of pronunciation. |
| ANTIPYICS | • antipyics n. Plural of antipyic. • ANTIPYIC n. a medicine that prevents pus forming. |
| ANTITYPES | • antitypes n. Plural of antitype. • ANTITYPE n. something which a type or symbol represents, also ANTETYPE. |
| CAPITAYNS | • capitayns n. Plural of capitayn. • CAPITAYN n. (Spenser) a captain. |
| DYSTOPIAN | • dystopian adj. Of or pertaining to a dystopia. • dystopian adj. Dire; characterized by human suffering or misery. • DYSTOPIAN adj. relating to dystopia, a place thought of as the opposite to Utopia, i.e. where everything is as bad as possible. |
| EGYPTIANS | • Egyptians n. Plural of Egyptian. • EGYPTIAN n. a typeface with squared serifs. |
| PARTYINGS | • PARTYING n. the act of attending a social gathering. |
| PONYTAILS | • ponytails n. Plural of ponytail. • pony␣tails n. Plural of pony tail. • PONYTAIL n. a hairstyle in which the hair is drawn back, tied, and made to hang down like a pony's tail. |
| SAPIENTLY | • sapiently adv. In a sapient manner. • SAPIENT adv. wise. |
| SYMPATHIN | • sympathin n. Any substance (such as adrenaline) released from sympathetic nerve endings. • SYMPATHIN n. a substance secreted by sympathetic nerve-endings, which constricts and dilates blood-vessels. |
| TYMPANICS | • tympanics n. Plural of tympanic. • TYMPANIC n. a bone of the ear. |
| TYMPANIES | • tympanies n. Plural of tympany. • TYMPANY n. a swelling of the abdomen. |
| TYMPANIST | • tympanist n. Alternative spelling of timpanist. • TYMPANIST n. one who plays the tympani, also TIMPANIST. |
| UPSTAYING | • upstaying v. Present participle of upstay. • UPSTAY v. to sustain. |
| WAYPOINTS | • waypoints n. Plural of waypoint. • WAYPOINT n. a point between major points on a route. |