| CORYPHEES | • coryphees n. Plural of coryphee. • coryphées n. Plural of coryphée. • CORYPHEE n. (French) a leading dancer of a corps de ballet, also CORYPHAEUS, CORYPHE. |
| EMPHLYSES | • EMPHLYSIS n. a vesicular eruption. |
| EMPHYSEMA | • emphysema n. (Pathology) An abnormal accumulation of air or other gas in tissues, most commonly the lungs. • emphysema n. (Medicine) Pulmonary emphysema, a chronic lung disease, one type of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. • EMPHYSEMA n. a swelling produced by gas or air diffused in the cellular tissue. |
| EPIPHYSES | • epiphyses n. Plural of epiphysis. • EPIPHYSIS n. any portion of a bone having its own centre of ossification. |
| EPIPHYTES | • epiphytes n. Plural of epiphyte. • EPIPHYTE n. a plant which grows upon another plant, using it for structural support. |
| GEOPHYTES | • geophytes n. Plural of geophyte. • GEOPHYTE n. a plant that survives the winter by having subterranean buds e.g. bulbs, corms or rhizomes. |
| HYPEROPES | • hyperopes n. Plural of hyperope. • HYPEROPE n. a farsighted person. |
| HYPESTERS | • hypesters n. Plural of hypester. • HYPESTER n. a person or organisation that gives a product intense publicity in order to promote it. |
| HYPHENISE | • HYPHENISE v. to put a hyphen in, also HYPHENIZE. |
| HYPNOTEES | • hypnotees n. Plural of hypnotee. • HYPNOTEE n. a hypnotized person. |
| MESOPHYTE | • mesophyte n. (Botany) Any normal terrestrial plant that grows in environments that have an average supply of water. • MESOPHYTE n. a land plant growing in an environment with moderate moisture. |
| NEOPHYTES | • neophytes n. Plural of neophyte. • NEOPHYTE n. a beginner, a novice, esp. a religious novice. |
| OVERHYPES | • overhypes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overhype. • OVERHYPE v. to hype to excess. |
| PEEVISHLY | • peevishly adv. In a peevish manner. • PEEVISH adv. irritable. |
| PHYSETERS | • physeters n. Plural of physeter. • PHYSETER n. (Greek) a whale which spouts, a sperm whale. |
| SPEECHIFY | • speechify v. (Intransitive) To give a speech; to hold forth; (now especially) to pronounce pompously or at length. • speechify v. (Transitive, possibly obsolete) To make speeches to (someone); to address in a speech. • SPEECHIFY v. to make long speeches. |
| SPRECHERY | • sprechery n. (Scotland) inferior movables, especially those collected by depredation. • SPRECHERY n. cattle-stealing; plunder esp. of petty possessions, also SPREAGHERY. |
| SUPERHYPE | • superhype n. Extreme hype. • SUPERHYPE v. to subject to an exceptional degree of hype. |