| AUTOHYPNOSES | • autohypnoses n. Plural of autohypnosis. • AUTOHYPNOSIS n. self-induced and usually automatic hypnosis. |
| ENHYPOSTASIA | • enhypostasia n. (Christianity (Christology)) The state of the human nature of Jesus Christ being entirely dependent… • ENHYPOSTASIA n. personality not existing independently but by union with another, as the human nature of Christ was said to be dependent on his divine nature. |
| HANDYPERSONS | • handypersons n. Plural of handyperson. • HANDYPERSON n. a person good at manual crafts. |
| HYPERMNESIAS | • hypermnesias n. Plural of hypermnesia. • HYPERMNESIA n. abnormally vivid or complete memory or recall of the past. |
| HYPERSENSUAL | • hypersensual adj. Extremely sensual. • HYPERSENSUAL adj. excessively sensual. |
| HYPERSOMNIAS | • hypersomnias n. Plural of hypersomnia. • HYPERSOMNIA n. a pathological tendency to sleep excessively. |
| HYPOSTHENIAS | • HYPOSTHENIA n. lack of strength. |
| PHYSICALNESS | • physicalness n. The condition of being physical; physicality. • PHYSICALNESS n. the state of being physical. |
| PHYSICIANERS | • PHYSICIANER n. a doctor; someone legally qualified to practise medicine, also PHYSICIAN. |
| POLYANTHUSES | • polyanthuses n. Plural of polyanthus. • POLYANTHUS n. the oxlip, so called because the peduncle bears a many-flowered umbel. |
| PROSENCHYMAS | • PROSENCHYMA n. supporting plant tissue containing little protoplasm. |
| SYCOPHANCIES | • sycophancies n. Plural of sycophancy. • SYCOPHANCY n. obsequious flattery. |
| SYCOPHANTISE | • sycophantise v. Alternative form of sycophantize. • SYCOPHANTISE v. to be a sycophant, also SYCOPHANTIZE. |
| SYNTHESPIANS | • synthespians n. Plural of synthespian. • SYNTHESPIAN n. a computer-generated image of a film actor used in place of the actor when filming stunts. |
| UNSYMPATHIES | • UNSYMPATHY n. absence of sympathy. |