| OPOTHERAPY | • opotherapy n. Organotherapy. • OPOTHERAPY n. treatment by administration of extracts of animal organs, esp. ductless glands. |
| OPPOSITELY | • oppositely adv. In an opposite manner. • OPPOSITE adv. radically different from another in some related way. |
| PHONOTYPED | • PHONOTYPE v. to print in phonotype. |
| PHONOTYPER | • PHONOTYPER n. one who phonotypes, prints in phonotype. |
| PHONOTYPES | • phonotypes n. Plural of phonotype. • PHONOTYPE v. to print in phonotype. |
| PHOTOTYPED | • phototyped v. Simple past tense and past participle of phototype. • PHOTOTYPE v. to print by this means. |
| PHOTOTYPES | • phototypes n. Plural of phototype. • phototypes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of phototype. • PHOTOTYPE v. to print by this means. |
| PLEIOTROPY | • pleiotropy n. (Genetics) The influence of a single gene on multiple phenotypic traits; pleiotropism. • pleiotropy n. (Pharmacology) The existence of drug effects other than the one for which the drug was designed; usually… • PLEIOTROPY n. the property of having an effect simultaneously on more than one characteristic of the offspring. |
| PROTOPHYTE | • protophyte n. (Biology) Any of various primitive organisms such as the slime molds. • PROTOPHYTE n. any unicellular plant, or plant forming only a plasmodium, having reproduction only by fission, gemmation, or cell division. |
| PROTOTYPED | • prototyped adj. Constructed as a prototype. • PROTOTYPE v. to make a prototype. |
| PROTOTYPES | • prototypes n. Plural of prototype. • PROTOTYPE v. to make a prototype. |
| SPOROPHYTE | • sporophyte n. (Botany) A plant (or the diploid phase in its life cycle) which produces spores by meiosis in order… • SPOROPHYTE n. a spore-producing phase in plants that reproduce by metagenesis (alternating asexual and sexual reproduction). |
| TROPOPHYTE | • tropophyte n. (Biology) Any plant that lives in an environment in which heavy rainfall alternates with periods of drought. • TROPOPHYTE n. a plant adapted to alterations of moisture and drought. |