| EPISCOPANTS | • episcopants n. Plural of episcopant. • EPISCOPANT n. (Milton) a holder of a bishopric. |
| KISSPEPTINS | • kisspeptins n. Plural of kisspeptin. • KISSPEPTIN n. a protein molecule that is responsible for triggering the onset of puberty in humans. |
| MISSTEPPING | • misstepping v. Present participle of misstep. • MISSTEP v. to make a wrong step. |
| PANSPERMIST | • panspermist n. An advocate of panspermism; one who believes that life on Earth originated in outer space. • PANSPERMIST n. a believer in panspermism. |
| PANTOSCOPES | • pantoscopes n. Plural of pantoscope. • PANTOSCOPE n. a panoramic camera. |
| PENTAPRISMS | • pentaprisms n. Plural of pentaprism. • PENTAPRISM n. a five-sided prism used in photography. |
| PEPTONISERS | • PEPTONISER n. an agent that peptonises, also PEPTONIZER. |
| PINSPOTTERS | • pinspotters n. Plural of pinspotter. • PINSPOTTER n. an employee on a mechanical device that spots pins in a bowling alley, also PINSETTER. |
| PLANTSCAPES | Sorry, definition not available. |
| POSTPERSONS | • postpersons n. Plural of postperson. • POSTPERSON n. a postman or postwoman. |
| SNIPPETIEST | • SNIPPETY adj. ridiculously small; petty. |
| STEPPARENTS | • stepparents n. Plural of stepparent. • step-parents n. Plural of step-parent. • STEPPARENT n. a person who is a stepmother or stepfather. |
| STROPPINESS | • stroppiness n. The state or condition of being stroppy. • STROPPINESS n. the state of being stroppy. |
| SUPPLANTERS | • supplanters n. Plural of supplanter. • SUPPLANTER n. one who supplants. |
| SUPPLEMENTS | • supplements n. Plural of supplement. • supplements v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of supplement. • SUPPLEMENT v. to add or serve as a supplement to. |
| SUPPLETIONS | • suppletions n. Plural of suppletion. • SUPPLETION n. addition; supplement. |
| SUPPLYMENTS | • supplyments n. Plural of supplyment. • SUPPLYMENT n. (Shakespeare) a supplying or furnishing. |
| SUPPRESSANT | • suppressant n. A substance that suppresses. • SUPPRESSANT n. a drug that tends to suppress or reduce in intensity rather than eliminate something. |
| UPSTEPPINGS | • UPSTEPPING n. the act of stepping up. |