| ARTERIOGRAPHY | • arteriography n. Radiography of an artery. • arteriography n. (Medicine, dated) description of the arteries. • ARTERIOGRAPHY n. the radiographic visualization of an artery after injection of a radiopaque substance. |
| CERVICOGRAPHY | • cervicography n. A diagnostic medical procedure in which pictures are taken of the dilation of the cervix in the early… • CERVICOGRAPHY n. the photographing of the neck of the womb to identify early signs of cancer. |
| HERESIOGRAPHY | • heresiography n. A treatise on heresy. • HERESIOGRAPHY n. a study of or treatise on heresies. |
| HYDROGRAPHIES | • hydrographies n. Plural of hydrography. • HYDROGRAPHY n. the study of bodies of water. |
| HYPERCHARGING | • HYPERCHARGE v. to charge excessively, to overload. |
| HYPERPHRYGIAN | • HYPERPHRYGIAN adj. above the Phrygian; applied to a mode of ancient Greek music having as its lower tetrachord the upper tetrachord of the Phrygian. |
| PEREGRINATORY | • peregrinatory adj. Relating to peregrination, to travelling or wandering. • PEREGRINATORY adj. of or relating to a peregrinator; wandering. |
| PERSEVERINGLY | • perseveringly adv. In a persevering manner; with perseverance. • PERSEVERING adv. continuing steadfastly. |
| PHYSIOGRAPHER | • physiographer n. A specialist in physiography. • PHYSIOGRAPHER n. one who practises physiography. |
| PREROGATIVELY | • prerogatively adv. By prerogative. • PREROGATIVE adv. arising out of or held by prerogative. |
| PRIMOGENITARY | • primogenitary adj. Relating to primogeniture. • PRIMOGENITARY adj. firstborn, also PRIMOGENITAL. |
| PROGRESSIVELY | • progressively adv. In a progressive manner. • progressively adv. As part of a progression. • PROGRESSIVE adv. showing progress. |
| PROGRESSIVITY | • progressivity n. The condition of being progressive. • PROGRESSIVITY n. the state of being a progressive tax. |
| PROTEROGYNIES | • PROTEROGYNY n. the development of female organs before male to avoid self-fertilization. |
| REPROACHINGLY | • reproachingly adv. Reproachfully. • REPROACHING adv. REPROACH, to find fault with. |