| PANACHAEAS | • PANACHAEA n. (Spenser) a remedy for all diseases, also PANACEA. |
| PARAPHASIA | • paraphasia n. (Pathology) A symptom of aphasia in which the sufferer substitutes a spoken word different from the one intended. • PARAPHASIA n. a disorder in which one word substituted for another. |
| WHAKAPAPAS | • whakapapas n. (Rare) plural of whakapapa. • WHAKAPAPA n. (Maori) a family tree. |
| PARAPHASIAS | • paraphasias n. Plural of paraphasia. • PARAPHASIA n. a disorder in which one word substituted for another. |
| PHANTASMATA | • phantasmata n. Plural of phantasma. • PHANTASMA n. a phantasm. |
| PARAGRAPHIAS | • PARAGRAPHIA n. writing of different letters and words than intended. |
| PARAPHRAXIAS | • PARAPHRAXIA n. the inability to perform purposive movements properly, also PARAPHRAXIS. |
| PARATANIWHAS | • PARATANIWHA n. (Maori) a New Zealand plant with pink and red serrated leaves. |
| PARAPHRASABLE | • paraphrasable adj. Able to be paraphrased. • PARAPHRASABLE adj. capable of being paraphrased. |
| PHANTASMALIAN | • phantasmalian adj. (Rare) phantasmal. • PHANTASMALIAN adj. like a phantasm. |
| ALPHABETARIANS | • alphabetarians n. Plural of alphabetarian. • ALPHABETARIAN n. someone learning the alphabet, a beginner. |
| PARAPHRASTICAL | • paraphrastical adj. Alternative form of paraphrastic. • PARAPHRASTICAL adj. of the nature of a paraphrase, also PARAPHRASTIC. |
| PHANTASMAGORIA | • phantasmagoria n. (Historical) A popular 18th- and 19th-century form of theatre entertainment whereby ghostly apparitions are formed. • phantasmagoria n. A series of events involving rapid changes in light intensity and colour. • phantasmagoria n. A dreamlike state where real and imagined elements are blurred together. |
| PHANTASMAGORIAL | • phantasmagorial adj. Alternative form of phantasmagoric. • PHANTASMAGORIAL adj. of or like a phantasmagoria, also PHANTASMAGORIC. |
| PHANTASMAGORIAS | • phantasmagorias n. Plural of phantasmagoria. • PHANTASMAGORIA n. a fantastic sequence of haphazardly associative imagery, as seen in dreams or fever, also PHANTASMAGORY. |