| BLIMPERY | • BLIMPERY n. pompous behaviour. |
| DEMYSHIP | • demyship n. A type of scholarship, specifically for Magdalen College, Oxford. • DEMYSHIP n. a minor scholarship. |
| EMPTYING | • emptying v. Present participle of empty. • emptying n. The act by which something is emptied. • emptying n. (In the plural) Alternative form of emptins. |
| EMPTYSIS | • emptysis n. (Medicine) hemorrhage from the lungs. • EMPTYSIS n. spitting of e.g. blood. |
| EMPYEMIC | • empyemic adj. Relating to an empyema. • EMPYEMIC adj. relating to empyema, a collection of pus in any cavity, esp. the pleura. |
| EMPYESIS | • empyesis n. (Medicine) An eruption of pustules. • EMPYESIS n. a skin eruption containing pus. |
| EPIMYSIA | • epimysia n. Plural of epimysium. • EPIMYSIUM n. a fibrous sheet enclosing a muscle. |
| EPONYMIC | • eponymic adj. Of or relating to an eponym. • EPONYMIC adj. of, relating to, or being the person for whom something is believed to be named, also EPONYMOUS. |
| HYPHEMIA | • HYPHEMIA n. a blood deficiency. |
| IMPURELY | • impurely adv. In an impure manner. • IMPURE adv. tainted, also UNPURE. |
| MISTYPED | • mistyped v. Simple past tense and past participle of mistype. • MISTYPE v. to type incorrectly. |
| MISTYPES | • mistypes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of mistype. • MISTYPE v. to type incorrectly. |
| PEYOTISM | • peyotism n. The consumption of peyote for its psychedelic effects. • Peyotism prop.n. Synonym of Native American Church. • PEYOTISM n. the ceremonial drinking of peyote. |
| PLAYTIME | • playtime n. Time for play or diversion. • playtime n. (UK, Australia) A time when children can play outside during the school day. • playtime n. A duration of time when one is not as serious as they could be, especially in a conflict of sorts. |
| PYAEMIAS | • pyaemias n. Plural of pyaemia. • PYAEMIA n. (Greek) the presence of pus in the blood, also PYEMIA. |
| SYMPHILE | • symphile n. (Entomology) Any myrmecophilous insect that interacts with the host insects. • SYMPHILE n. an animal kept as a guest in a termite's nest. |