| BRADYPEPTIC | • bradypeptic adj. (Medicine, dated) Having abnormally slow digestion. • BRADYPEPTIC n. one who is slow of digestion. |
| CYPRIPEDIUM | • cypripedium n. (Botany) A member of the orchid genus Cypripedium. • Cypripedium prop.n. A taxonomic genus within the family Orchidaceae – slipper orchid. • CYPRIPEDIUM n. a kind of orchid. |
| DISPROPERTY | • disproperty v. (Transitive) To cause to be no longer property; to dispossess of. • DISPROPERTY v. (Shakespeare) to deprive of property. |
| EYEDROPPERS | • eyedroppers n. Plural of eyedropper. • EYEDROPPER n. a device used to administer eyedrops. |
| HYDROPOLYPS | • hydropolyps n. Plural of hydropolyp. • HYDROPOLYP n. a hydrozoan polyp. |
| HYPERPLOIDS | • hyperploids n. Plural of hyperploid. • HYPERPLOID n. a hyperploid organism. |
| HYPERPLOIDY | • hyperploidy n. The condition of being hyperploid. • HYPERPLOIDY n. the state of being hyperploid, in excess of but not exact multiple of diploid. |
| PAEDOTROPHY | • paedotrophy n. Alternative form of pedotrophy. • PAEDOTROPHY n. the art of rearing children. |
| PARATYPHOID | • paratyphoid adj. Resembling typhoid. • paratyphoid n. Paratyphoid fever. • PARATYPHOID n. a disease resembling typhoid but caused by different bacillus. |
| PERPLEXEDLY | • perplexedly adv. In a confused or puzzled manner. • PERPLEXEDLY adv. PERPLEXED. |
| POLYGRAPHED | • polygraphed v. Simple past tense and past participle of polygraph. • POLYGRAPH v. to copy by polygraph. |
| PORPHYROIDS | • porphyroids n. Plural of porphyroid. • PORPHYROID n. a metamorphic rock having a texture characterized by large crystals set in a finer groundmass. |
| PURPORTEDLY | • purportedly adv. Allegedly, ostensibly, supposedly, putatively, or reputedly. • PURPORTED adv. PURPORT, to profess or proclaim. |
| TYPOGRAPHED | • typographed v. Simple past tense and past participle of typograph. • TYPOGRAPH v. to produce stamps by letterpress. |
| UNDERSUPPLY | • undersupply v. To provide with insufficient supplies; to supply inadequately. • undersupply n. An inadequate supply. • UNDERSUPPLY v. to supply too little. |