| ANTIPYRESIS | • antipyresis n. (Medicine) The reduction of fever. • ANTIPYRESIS n. medication with antipyretics to treat a fever. |
| ANTIPYRETIC | • antipyretic adj. (Pharmacology) That reduces fever. • antipyretic n. (Pharmacology) A medicine that reduces fever; a febrifuge. • ANTIPYRETIC n. an agent which prevents or reduces fever. |
| ANTIPYRINES | • antipyrines n. Plural of antipyrine. • ANTIPYRINE n. an artificial alkaloid, believed to be efficient in abating fever. |
| BIPINNATELY | • bipinnately adv. In a bipinnate manner. • BIPINNATE adv. of a compound leaf, pinnately divided, with the leaflets themselves pinnate. |
| DIAPHANEITY | • diaphaneity n. (Mineralogy) transparency. • DIAPHANEITY n. the quality of transmitting light. |
| EXPANSIVITY | • expansivity n. Expansiveness. • expansivity n. (Mathematics) The formal notion of points moving away from one another under the action of an iterated function. • EXPANSIVITY n. the state of being expansive. |
| IMPATIENTLY | • impatiently adv. Without patience. • IMPATIENT adv. not patient. |
| KINESIPATHY | • kinesipathy n. Kinesiatrics. • KINESIPATHY n. the practice of treating illness with exercise. |
| OPENABILITY | • openability n. The quality of being openable. • OPENABILITY n. the ability to be opened. |
| PERICYNTHIA | • PERICYNTHION n. the point at which a spacecraft in lunar orbit is nearest to the moon. |
| PERTINACITY | • pertinacity n. The state or characteristic of being pertinacious. • PERTINACITY n. the quality of holding unyieldingly to a position. |
| PETITIONARY | • petitionary adj. Supplicatory; making a petition. • petitionary adj. Containing a petition; of the nature of a petition. • PETITIONARY adj. like a petition. |
| PLAINTIVELY | • plaintively adv. In a plaintive manner. • PLAINTIVE adv. mournful, querulous. |
| REPTILIANLY | • reptilianly adv. In a reptilian manner. • REPTILIAN adv. related to reptiles. |
| STIPENDIARY | • stipendiary adj. Receiving a stipend. • stipendiary n. One who receives a stipend. • STIPENDIARY n. one who receives a stipend. |