| PROVABLENESS | • provableness n. The quality of being provable. • PROVABLENESS n. the state of being provable. |
| PROVISIONALS | • provisionals n. Plural of provisional. • Provisionals n. Plural of Provisional. • Provisionals prop.n. (Informal) The Irish Republican Army. |
| GALVANOSCOPES | • galvanoscopes n. Plural of galvanoscope. • GALVANOSCOPE n. an instrument for detecting the presence and direction of an electric current. |
| POSTDILUVIANS | • postdiluvians n. Plural of postdiluvian. • POSTDILUVIAN n. someone or something occurring in such a period. |
| GALVANOSCOPIES | • GALVANOSCOPY n. the use of a galvanoscope, an instrument for detecting the presence and direction of an electric current. |
| IMPROVABLENESS | • improvableness n. Quality of being improvable; capability of improvement. • IMPROVABLE n. capable of being improved. |
| PROVABLENESSES | • PROVABLENESS n. the state of being provable. |
| PROVINCIALISES | • provincialises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of provincialise. • PROVINCIALISE v. to make provincial, also PROVINCIALIZE. |
| PROVINCIALISMS | • provincialisms n. Plural of provincialism. • PROVINCIALISM n. a dialectal or local word, phrase, or idiom. |
| PROVINCIALISTS | • provincialists n. Plural of provincialist. • PROVINCIALIST n. a native or inhabitant of a province. |
| PULVERISATIONS | • pulverisations n. Plural of pulverisation. • PULVERISATION n. the process of pulverising, also PULVERIZATION. |
| GALVANOPLASTIES | • GALVANOPLASTY n. (obsolete) electrodeposition. |
| GALVANOTROPISMS | • GALVANOTROPISM n. the directional growth of an organism, esp. a plant, in response to an electrical stimulus. |
| SEROPREVALENCES | • seroprevalences n. Plural of seroprevalence. |
| SUPERELEVATIONS | • superelevations n. Plural of superelevation. • SUPERELEVATION n. the vertical distance between the heights of inner and outer edges of highway pavement or railroad rails. |
| SUPEROVULATIONS | • superovulations n. Plural of superovulation. • SUPEROVULATION n. production of exceptional numbers of ova at one time. |