| ANTIPARALLELS | • antiparallels n. Plural of antiparallel. • ANTIPARALLEL n. an antiparallel line. |
| APPELLATIONAL | • appellational adj. Relating to appellation or naming. • APPELLATIONAL adj. of or like an appellation. |
| BELLYFLOPPING | • bellyflopping v. Present participle of bellyflop. • belly␣flopping v. Present participle of belly flop. • BELLYFLOP v. to perform a dive into water in which the body lands horizontally. |
| EQUIPOLLENTLY | • equipollently adv. With equal power. • EQUIPOLLENT adv. having equal power or force. |
| PARALLELISING | • parallelising v. Present participle of parallelise. • PARALLELISE v. to provide a parallel to, also PARALLELIZE. |
| PARALLELIZING | • parallelizing v. Present participle of parallelize. • PARALLELIZE v. to provide a parallel to, also PARALLELISE. |
| PATRILINEALLY | • patrilineally adv. In patrilineal fashion. • PATRILINEAL adv. traced through the father or through males alone, also PATRILINEAR. |
| PENICILLATELY | • PENICILLATE adv. like a tuft of hairs. |
| PENOLOGICALLY | • penologically adv. In terms of penology. • PENOLOGICAL adv. relating to penology, the study of crime and punishment. |
| PHILHELLENISM | • philhellenism n. A 19th-century intellectual movement which supported the independence of Greece from the Ottoman Empire. • philhellenism n. Love of Greece. • PHILHELLENISM n. a love of Greece. |
| PHILHELLENIST | • Philhellenist n. A philhellene. • PHILHELLENIST n. one who loves Greece, also PHILHELLENE. |
| PRECLINICALLY | • preclinically adv. In a preclinical manner. • PRECLINICAL adv. relating to the period preceding clinical manifestations. |
| PREMILLENNIAL | • premillennial adj. (Christianity) Pertaining to the belief that the Second Coming will take place before the millennium. • premillennial adj. Occurring before, or in anticipation of, a new millennium. • premillennial n. One who believes in the advent of Christ before the new millennium. |
| SPLENETICALLY | • splenetically adv. In a splenetic manner. • SPLENETICAL adv. marked by bad temper, malevolence or spite. |