| FELSPATHOSE | • FELSPATHOSE adj. of or like felspar, also FELDSPATHIC, FELDSPATHOSE, FELSPATHIC. |
| FETOSCOPIES | • fetoscopies n. Plural of fetoscopy. • FETOSCOPY n. a procedure for viewing the fetus directly, within the uterus, also FOETOSCOPY. |
| FIBERSCOPES | • fiberscopes n. Plural of fiberscope. • FIBERSCOPE n. a medical instrument using fibre optic bundles, also FIBRESCOPE. |
| FIBRESCOPES | • fibrescopes n. Plural of fibrescope. • FIBRESCOPE n. a medical instrument using fibre optic bundles, also FIBERSCOPE. |
| FOREPERSONS | • forepersons n. Plural of foreperson. |
| HOPEFULNESS | • hopefulness n. The property of being hopeful. • HOPEFULNESS n. the state of being hopeful. |
| INFOSPHERES | • infospheres n. Plural of infosphere. • INFOSPHERE n. the business of collecting (esp. electronic) information. |
| PERFORANSES | • PERFORANS n. the long flexor muscle of the toes. |
| PERSONIFIES | • personifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of personify. • PERSONIFY v. to be the embodiment of. |
| PESTIFEROUS | • pestiferous adj. Containing organisms that cause contagious diseases. • pestiferous adj. Annoying, vexatious. • PESTIFEROUS adj. bringing plague or pestilence. |
| PREFOCUSSED | • prefocussed v. Simple past tense and past participle of prefocus. • PREFOCUS v. to focus beforehand. |
| PREFOCUSSES | • prefocusses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of prefocus. • PREFOCUS v. to focus beforehand. |
| PROFANENESS | • profaneness n. The quality of being profane; profanity. • PROFANENESS n. the state of being profane. |
| PROFESSEDLY | • professedly adv. In a professed manner. • PROFESSED adv. PROFESS, to affirm openly. |
| PROFUSENESS | • profuseness n. The quality of being profuse; profusion. • PROFUSENESS n. the state of being profuse. |
| SEPTIFEROUS | • septiferous adj. (Botany) Bearing a partition; said of the valves of a capsule. • septiferous adj. (Obsolete) Conveying putrid poison. • SEPTIFEROUS adj. having barriers. |
| UNPROFESSED | • unprofessed adj. Not professed. • UNPROFESSED adj. not professed. |