| EMPERORSHIP | • emperorship n. The rank or office of an emperor. • EMPERORSHIP n. the office of emperor. |
| ERIOPHORUMS | • ERIOPHORUM n. a plant of the cotton-grass genus. |
| HYPERMETERS | • hypermeters n. Plural of hypermeter. • HYPERMETER n. a verse which has a redundant syllable or foot; a hypercatalectic verse. |
| HYPERMILERS | • hypermilers n. Plural of hypermiler. |
| MICROSPHERE | • microsphere n. Any sphere whose size is measured in micrometres. • MICROSPHERE n. a small sphere. |
| PERMETHRINS | • permethrins n. Plural of permethrin. • PERMETHRIN n. a garden pesticide. |
| PHARMACARES | Sorry, definition not available. |
| PHRASEMAKER | • phrasemaker n. A crafter of phrases; one who pens bombast or rhetoric. • PHRASEMAKER n. a maker of wordy or fine-sounding phrases, also PHRASEMONGER. |
| PHRASEOGRAM | • phraseogram n. A symbol that represents a phrase. • PHRASEOGRAM n. a single sign, written without lifting the pen, for a whole phrase (esp. in shorthand). |
| PREFRESHMAN | • prefreshman n. (US, sometimes attributive) A student who has not yet become a freshman. • PREFRESHMAN n. one at the stage before becoming a freshman. |
| PREFRESHMEN | • prefreshmen n. Plural of prefreshman. • PREFRESHMAN n. one at the stage before becoming a freshman. |
| PREMIERSHIP | • premiership n. The office of a premier or prime minister. • premiership n. (Australia, sporting) The position held by the champion team at the end of a particular season (especially… • Premiership prop.n. (Britain, soccer) the Premier League of English association football. |
| RHEOTROPISM | • rheotropism n. (Biology) movement stimulated by a current of water. • RHEOTROPISM n. the direction of growth by water. |
| SPHEROMETER | • spherometer n. A device used to measure the curvature of a surface, such as a lens. • SPHEROMETER n. an instrument for measuring curvature. |
| TRIPHAMMERS | • triphammers n. Plural of triphammer. • trip␣hammers n. Plural of trip hammer. • TRIPHAMMER n. a power hammer that is raised or tilted by a cam and allowed to fall under gravity. |