| ADENOHYPOPHYSES | • adenohypophyses n. Plural of adenohypophysis. • ADENOHYPOPHYSIS n. the anterior glandular lobe of the pituitary gland. |
| CYPROHEPTADINES | • cyproheptadines n. Plural of cyproheptadine. • CYPROHEPTADINE n. a powerful antihistamine drug used to treat allergies. |
| DEPHOSPHORYLATE | • dephosphorylate v. To cause, or undergo dephosphorylation. • DEPHOSPHORYLATE v. to remove phosphate groups from an organic compounds. |
| HYPERLIPIDEMIAS | • hyperlipidemias n. Plural of hyperlipidemia. • HYPERLIPIDEMIA n. an abnormally high level of fat in the blood, also HYPERLIPEMIA, HYPERLIPIDAEMIA. |
| HYPERRESPONSIVE | • hyperresponsive adj. Involving an abnormally high degree of responsiveness. • HYPERRESPONSIVE adj. excessively responsive. |
| NEUROHYPOPHYSES | • neurohypophyses n. Plural of neurohypophysis. • NEUROHYPOPHYSIS n. the portion of the pituitary gland that is composed of the infundibulum and posterior lobe and is concerned with the secretion of various hormones. |
| PERITYPHLITISES | • PERITYPHLITIS n. inflammation of some part near the caecum or blindgut. |
| PHOTOTYPESETTER | • phototypesetter n. A machine used in phototypesetting. • phototypesetter n. One who phototypesets for their work. • PHOTOTYPESETTER n. one who does phototypesetting. |
| PHYSIOTHERAPIES | • physiotherapies n. Plural of physiotherapy. • PHYSIOTHERAPY n. physical therapy. |
| POLYPHLOESBOEAN | • polyphloesboean adj. (Poetic) Loudly roaring; used to describe the ocean. • POLYPHLOESBOEAN adj. loud-roaring, also POLYPHLOISBIC. |
| PORPHYROGENITES | • porphyrogenites n. Plural of porphyrogenite. • PORPHYROGENITE n. a Byzantine emperor's son, born in the purple. |
| PSYCHOTHERAPIES | • psychotherapies n. Plural of psychotherapy. • PSYCHOTHERAPY n. treatment of mental disorders. |
| PTERYLOGRAPHIES | • pterylographies n. Plural of pterylography. • PTERYLOGRAPHY n. a description of pterylae. |
| PYRETOTHERAPIES | • PYRETOTHERAPY n. medical treatment by causing fever. |
| PYROPHOTOMETERS | • PYROPHOTOMETER n. a type of pyrometer in which the temperature of an incandescent body is determined by photometric measurement of the light it emits. |