| APOSTATISE | • apostatise v. Alternative spelling of apostatize. • APOSTATISE v. to change one's religious allegiance; forsake one's principles, also APOSTATIZE. |
| ASYMPTOTES | • asymptotes n. Plural of asymptote. • ASYMPTOTE n. a line (usually straight) that continually approaches a curve but never meets it. |
| DESPOTATES | • despotates n. Plural of despotate. • DESPOTATE n. a territory governed by a despot, also DESPOTAT. |
| OSTEOPATHS | • osteopaths n. Plural of osteopath. • OSTEOPATH n. a practitioner of osteopathy, also OSTEOPATHIST. |
| PASTORATES | • pastorates n. Plural of pastorate. • PASTORATE n. the office, state, or jurisdiction of a pastor. |
| POETASTERS | • poetasters n. Plural of poetaster. • POETASTER n. an inferior poet. |
| POSTARREST | • postarrest adj. After an arrest. • POSTARREST adj. taking place after an arrest. |
| POSTHASTES | • POSTHASTE n. great haste. |
| POSTMASTER | • postmaster n. The head of a post office. • postmaster n. (Internet) The administrator of an electronic mail system. • postmaster n. (Britain) A kind of scholar at Merton College, Oxford; portionist. |
| POSTULATES | • postulates n. Plural of postulate. • postulates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of postulate. • POSTULATE v. to assume or claim as true, existent, or necessary. |
| PROSTRATES | • prostrates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of prostrate. • PROSTRATE v. to throw forward on the ground. |
| SALOPETTES | • salopettes n. Trousers that form part of a ski suit. • SALOPETTES n. quilted skiing trousers with shoulder straps. |
| SEPTATIONS | • septations n. Plural of septation. • SEPTATION n. the state of being septate, partitioned by a septum. |
| SPECTATORS | • spectators n. Plural of spectator. • SPECTATOR n. an onlooker. |
| STATOSCOPE | • statoscope n. An instrument used for indicating or recording small changes in barometric pressure or in the altitude of an aircraft. • STATOSCOPE n. an instrument for measuring small changes in atmospheric pressure. |