| DYSPHAGIES | • DYSPHAGY n. difficulty in swallowing. |
| ENGYSCOPES | • engyscopes n. Plural of engyscope. • ENGYSCOPE n. (obsolete) a kind of reflecting microscope. |
| GEOPHYSICS | • geophysics n. A branch of earth science dealing with the physical processes and phenomena occurring in the earth and… • GEOPHYSICS n. the study of the earth's physical properties. |
| GYROSCOPES | • gyroscopes n. Plural of gyroscope. • GYROSCOPE n. a wheel or disc mounted so that it can spin rapidly about an axis which itself can rotate about either of two other axes perpendicular to it and to each other. |
| PASSAGEWAY | • passageway n. A covered walkway, between rooms or buildings. • passageway n. Any way for passing in, out or through something. • PASSAGEWAY n. a way that allows passage. |
| PRESSINGLY | • pressingly adv. With a sense of urgency, because it is very important. • pressingly adv. Importantly. Often used with more in this sense. • pressingly adv. With enthusiasm. With friendly encouragement. |
| PYGARGUSES | • PYGARGUS n. (obsolete) any of several birds of prey with a white tail, esp. the white-tailed sea eagle. |
| PYGOSTYLES | • pygostyles n. Plural of pygostyle. • PYGOSTYLE n. the bone of a bird's tail. |
| PYOGENESES | • PYOGENESIS n. the formation of pus. |
| PYOGENESIS | • pyogenesis n. (Medicine) formation of pus. • PYOGENESIS n. the formation of pus. |
| SPHYGMUSES | • SPHYGMUS n. (Greek) the pulse. |
| SPYGLASSES | • spyglasses n. Plural of spyglass. • SPYGLASS n. a small telescope. |
| SYPHERINGS | • SYPHERING n. joining boards edge to edge or overlapping to form a level surface. |
| SYPHONAGES | • SYPHONAGE n. the action of a syphon, also SIPHONAGE. |
| ZYGOSPERMS | • zygosperms n. Plural of zygosperm. • ZYGOSPERM n. a spore formed by union of two similar cells, also ZYGOSPORE. |
| ZYGOSPORES | • zygospores n. Plural of zygospore. • ZYGOSPORE n. a spore formed by union of two similar cells, also ZYGOSPERM. |