| APPURTENANCES | • appurtenances n. Plural of appurtenance. • appurtenances n. Equipment used for a specific task or purpose; gear. • APPURTENANCE n. a subordinate or adjunct part of. |
| PAPAVERACEOUS | • papaveraceous adj. Of or pertaining to the poppy family Papaveraceae. • PAPAVERACEOUS adj. pertaining to or like a poppy; belonging to the poppy family of plants. |
| PERSPICUITIES | • perspicuities n. Plural of perspicuity. • PERSPICUITY n. the state of being perspicuous, clear, easily understood. |
| PICTUREPHONES | • picturephones n. Plural of picturephone. • PICTUREPHONE n. a device which allows speakers on the telephone to see each other. |
| PLECTOPTEROUS | • PLECTOPTEROUS adj. of or like the Plectoptera, mayflies. |
| PLURIPRESENCE | • pluripresence n. Presence in more than one place. • PLURIPRESENCE n. presence in multiple places at one time. |
| PREPUBESCENCE | • prepubescence n. The period prior to the onset of puberty; prepuberty. • PREPUBESCENCE n. prepuberty. |
| PREPUBESCENTS | • prepubescents n. Plural of prepubescent. • PREPUBESCENT n. one who is prepubertal. |
| PROPAEDEUTICS | • propaedeutics n. Plural of propaedeutic. • PROPAEDEUTIC n. a preliminary study. |
| PUMPERNICKELS | • pumpernickels n. Plural of pumpernickel. • PUMPERNICKEL n. (German) a kind of coarse dark rye bread. |
| SUBAPPEARANCE | • SUBAPPEARANCE n. a subsidiary or supporting appearance. |
| SUPERCOMPUTER | • supercomputer n. (Computing) Any computer that has a far greater processing power than others of its generation; typically… • SUPERCOMPUTER n. a large very fast mainframe used esp. for scientific computations. |
| SUPERPARTICLE | • superparticle n. (Physics) Any particle that is a superpartner of another. • SUPERPARTICLE n. a particle postulated in supersymmetry theory. |
| SUPERSPECIALS | • superspecials n. Plural of superspecial. • SUPERSPECIAL n. something exceptionally special. |
| UPPERCLASSMEN | • upperclassmen n. Plural of upperclassman. • UPPERCLASSMAN n. a member of the junior or senior class in a school or college. |