| AMPELOGRAPHY | • ampelography n. (Botany) The discipline within botany concerned with the taxonomy of cultivars in the grapevine genus, Vitis. • AMPELOGRAPHY n. the study of grapevines. |
| ANCHORPEOPLE | • anchorpeople n. Plural of anchorperson. • ANCHORPERSON n. an anchorman or anchorwoman. |
| APPROACHABLE | • approachable adj. Easily approached; easy to talk to. • APPROACHABLE adj. capable of being approached. |
| ELLIPSOGRAPH | • ellipsograph n. A mechanical instrument used to trace out an ellipse. • ELLIPSOGRAPH n. an instrument for describing ellipses. |
| FLAPPERHOODS | • FLAPPERHOOD n. the state of being a flapper. |
| LAMPROPHYRES | • lamprophyres n. Plural of lamprophyre. • LAMPROPHYRE n. a compact intrusive rock with phenocrysts of black mica, hornblende, etc. |
| LIPOGRAPHIES | • lipographies n. Plural of lipography. • LIPOGRAPHY n. the accidental omission of a letter or syllable. |
| LOPHOPHORATE | • lophophorate adj. (Zoology) Having a lophophore. • lophophorate n. (Zoology) A member of the Lophophorata, a clade of invertebrate animals. • LOPHOPHORATE adj. of or like a lophophore, a ring of ciliated tentacles round the mouth of some sedentary marine animals. |
| PALAEOGRAPHY | • palaeography n. (British spelling) Alternative form of paleography. • palæography n. (Chiefly UK, dated) Alternative form of paleography (study of ancient forms of writing). • palæography n. (Chiefly UK, obsolete) Alternative form of paleography (paleogeography). |
| PALEOGRAPHER | • paleographer n. A person skilled in paleography. • PALEOGRAPHER n. a student of paleography. |
| PALEOGRAPHIC | • paleographic adj. Of or pertaining to paleography. • PALEOGRAPHIC adj. relating to writings of former times, also PALAEOGRAPHICAL. |
| PHILANTHROPE | • philanthrope n. (Archaic) A philanthropist. • PHILANTHROPE n. someone who tries to benefit mankind. |
| PHLEBOGRAPHY | • phlebography n. An X-ray examination of a system of veins that have been injected with a contrast medium. • PHLEBOGRAPHY n. radiography of a vein after injection of a contrast medium, aka venography. |
| PLEROPHORIAS | • PLEROPHORIA n. full conviction, also PLEROPHORY. |
| POLYGRAPHERS | • polygraphers n. Plural of polygrapher. • POLYGRAPHER n. one who operates a polygraph. |
| POLYGRAPHIES | • POLYGRAPHY n. the use of a polygraph; the interpretation of data from a polygraph. |
| PROPHESIABLE | • prophesiable adj. Capable of being prophesied. • PROPHESIABLE adj. that can prophesied. |
| PYELOGRAPHIC | • pyelographic adj. Of or pertaining to pyelography. • PYELOGRAPHIC adj. relating to pyelography, the use of pyelograms, X-ray pictures of the renal pelvis. |
| PYROSULPHATE | • pyrosulphate n. (Inorganic chemistry, Britain) Alternative spelling of pyrosulfate. • PYROSULPHATE n. a salt of sulphur. |
| SPHEROPLASTS | • spheroplasts n. Plural of spheroplast. • SPHEROPLAST n. a bacterium or yeast cell that is modified, as by enzymatic action, so that there is partial loss of the cell wall and increased osmotic sensitivity. |