| DYSPEPTICAL | • dyspeptical adj. (Archaic) dyspeptic. • DYSPEPTICAL adj. suffering from dyspepsia, also DYSPEPTIC. |
| EPISCOPALLY | • episcopally adv. By episcopal authority. • EPISCOPAL adv. governed by bishops; as, an episcopal church. |
| HYPOPLASTIC | • hypoplastic adj. Of, or pertaining to hypoplasia or hypoplasty. • HYPOPLASTIC adj. relating to hypoplasia. |
| PANPSYCHISM | • panpsychism n. (Philosophy, metaphysics, uncountable) The doctrine that all matter has a mental aspect. • panpsychism n. (Philosophy, metaphysics, countable) Any specific doctrine or system of panpsychism. • PANPSYCHISM n. the theory that all nature has a psychic side. |
| PANPSYCHIST | • panpsychist adj. Pertaining to, or in accordance with, the doctrine of panpsychism. • panpsychist n. A proponent of panpsychism. • PANPSYCHIST n. a believer in panpsychism. |
| PARALYMPICS | • Paralympics prop.n. (Sports) Synonym of Paralympic Games (“an international sports competition participated in by sportspeople… • PARALYMPICS n. an Olympic games for sportspeople with physical disabilities. |
| PARAPSYCHIC | • parapsychic adj. Parapsychological. • parapsychic n. A person with a paranormal psychic ability, such as telepathy or telekinesis. • PARAPSYCHIC adj. related to parapsychism, also PARAPSYCHICAL. |
| PATAPHYSICS | • pataphysics n. An absurdist philosophy or pseudoscience studying things "beyond" metaphysics. • 'pataphysics n. Alternative spelling of pataphysics. • PATAPHYSICS n. 'The science of imaginary solutions' invented by the French dramatist Alfred Jarry (1873-1907), writer of symbolic farce, from which is descended the theatre of the absurd. |
| PERSPICUITY | • perspicuity n. Clarity, lucidity, especially in expression; the state or characteristic of being perspicuous. • perspicuity n. Perspicacity; insight. • perspicuity n. (Rare) Transparency; translucence. |
| POLYCARPIES | • POLYCARPY n. the condition of being able to produce fruit and flowers several times in successive years or seasons. |
| PRESBYOPICS | • presbyopics n. Plural of presbyopic. • PRESBYOPIC n. someone with presbyopia. |
| PRESYNAPTIC | • presynaptic adj. (Cytology) In a synapse, of or pertaining to the neuron that releases neurotransmitter into the synaptic cleft. • pre-synaptic adj. Alternative form of presynaptic. • PRESYNAPTIC adj. relating to a neuron by which a nerve impulse is conveyed to a synapse. |
| PSILOPHYTIC | • psilophytic adj. Relating to psilophytes. • PSILOPHYTIC adj. of or like a psilophyte, a kind of extinct plant. |
| PSYCHOPHILY | • psychophily n. Pollination by butterflies. • PSYCHOPHILY n. pollination by butterflies. |
| PYROPHOBICS | • pyrophobics n. Plural of pyrophobic. • PYROPHOBIC n. one having an irrational fear of fires. |
| SAPROPHYTIC | • saprophytic adj. Relating to saprophytes. • SAPROPHYTIC adj. relating to a saprophyte. |
| SCRIPOPHILY | • scripophily n. The hobby of collecting paper documents, particularly business stock certificates. • SCRIPOPHILY n. the hobby of collecting historic stock and bond certificates. |
| SPOROPHYTIC | • sporophytic adj. (Botany) Of or pertaining to a sporophyte plant. • sporophytic adj. (Botany) Having the characteristics of a sporophyte. • SPOROPHYTIC adj. of or like a sporophyte. |
| TYPESCRIPTS | • typescripts n. Plural of typescript. • typescripts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of typescript. • TYPESCRIPT n. a typewritten manuscript. |