| AICHMOPHOBIAS | • AICHMOPHOBIA n. an irrational fear of sharp or pointed objects. |
| ALEXIPHARMICS | • alexipharmics n. Plural of alexipharmic. • ALEXIPHARMIC n. an antidote to poison. |
| AMPHIGASTRIUM | • AMPHIGASTRIUM n. a scalelike leaf on the ventral side of some liverworts. |
| AMPHISTOMATIC | • amphistomatic adj. (Botany, of a leaf) Having stomata on both sides. • AMPHISTOMATIC adj. of a leaf, having stomata on both surfaces, also AMPHISTOMATAL. |
| CHAIRMANSHIPS | • chairmanships n. Plural of chairmanship. • CHAIRMANSHIP n. the role of chairman. |
| DIAPHRAGMITIS | • diaphragmitis n. (Rare) Inflammation of the diaphragm. • DIAPHRAGMITIS n. inflammation of the diaphragm, also DIAPHRAGMATITIS. |
| EPITHALAMIUMS | • epithalamiums n. Plural of epithalamium. • EPITHALAMIUM n. a lyric ode in honor of a bride and bridegroom, also EPITHALAMION. |
| HAEMOPHILIACS | • haemophiliacs n. Plural of haemophiliac. • hæmophiliacs n. Plural of hæmophiliac. • HAEMOPHILIAC n. one suffering from haemophilia. |
| HEMIPARASITES | • hemiparasites n. Plural of hemiparasite. • HEMIPARASITE n. a parasitic plant capable of limited photosynthetic production of sugars etc. |
| HEMIPARASITIC | • hemiparasitic adj. Semiparasitic. • HEMIPARASITIC adj. of or like a hemiparasite. |
| MALACOPHILIES | • MALACOPHILY n. pollination by snails. |
| MAXIMAPHILIES | • MAXIMAPHILY n. the study and collection of maximum cards. |
| METAPHYSICIAN | • metaphysician n. (Philosophy) A philosopher who specializes in the scholarly study of metaphysics. • METAPHYSICIAN n. a student of or specialist in metaphysics. |
| PAROCHIALISMS | • parochialisms n. Plural of parochialism. • PAROCHIALISM n. the state of being parochial. |
| PATRIARCHISMS | • patriarchisms n. Plural of patriarchism. • PATRIARCHISM n. government by a patriarch. |
| POTICHOMANIAS | • POTICHOMANIA n. a craze for imitating Oriental porcelain. |
| SUPRACHIASMIC | • SUPRACHIASMIC adj. above the chiasm (esp. in suprachiasmic nucleus, a small area in the hypothalamus thought to regulate the biological clock). |