| AMYLOPSINS | • amylopsins n. Plural of amylopsin. • AMYLOPSIN n. an enzyme in pancreatic juice. |
| DELAPSIONS | • delapsions n. Plural of delapsion. • DELAPSION n. a sinking down. |
| ISOPYCNALS | • isopycnals n. Plural of isopycnal. • ISOPYCNAL n. a line on a map connecting points of equal atmospheric density, also ISOPYCNIC. |
| NEOPLASIAS | • neoplasias n. Plural of neoplasia. • NEOPLASIA n. the formation or presence of a morbid growth of tissue. |
| PANLOGISMS | • PANLOGISM n. the theory that the Universe is an outward manifestation of the Logos. |
| PASSIONALS | • passionals n. Plural of passional. • PASSIONAL n. a book containing accounts of the sufferings of saints and martyrs, for reading on their feast days. |
| PHASEOLINS | • phaseolins n. Plural of phaseolin. • PHASEOLIN n. a protein found in kidney beans. |
| PIANOLISTS | • pianolists n. Plural of pianolist. • PIANOLIST n. one who plays the Pianola. |
| PLAINSONGS | • plainsongs n. Plural of plainsong. • plain-songs n. Plural of plain-song. • plain␣songs n. Plural of plain song. |
| PLATONISMS | • PLATONISM n. the philosophy of Plato. |
| POLONAISES | • polonaises n. Plural of polonaise. • polonaises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of polonaise. • POLONAISE n. (French) a stately Polish dance of moderate tempo. |
| PULSATIONS | • pulsations n. Plural of pulsation. • PULSATION n. a beating or throbbing. |
| SEALPOINTS | • sealpoints n. Plural of sealpoint. • seal␣points n. Plural of seal point. • SEALPOINT n. a variety of Siamese cat. |
| SPANIOLISE | • Spaniolise v. Alternative form of Spaniolize. • SPANIOLISE v. to hispanicize, also SPANIOLIZE. |
| SPONSIONAL | • sponsional adj. Relating to sponsion. • SPONSIONAL adj. of or pertaining to a pledge or agreement. |
| SPONSORIAL | • sponsorial adj. Pertaining to a sponsor. • SPONSORIAL adj. relating to a sponsor. |