| CIPHONIES | • CIPHONY n. the electronic mixing of voice transmissions. |
| EPIGONISM | • epigonism n. An artistic or literary imitation of an artist by a later generation; stereotyped repetition. • epigonism n. The product of an epigone. • EPIGONISM n. the state of being a follower or inferior imitator. |
| EPSILONIC | • epsilonic adj. Relating to epsilonics. • EPSILONIC adj. relating to the Greek letter epsilon. |
| IMPSONITE | • impsonite n. A black carbonaceous substance, believed to be derived from a fluid bitumen which polymerized after filling a vein. • IMPSONITE n. an organic compound of the asphaltic group. |
| INDISPOSE | • indispose v. (Transitive) To render unfit or unsuited; to disqualify. • indispose v. (Transitive) To make indisposed, or slightly unwell. • indispose v. (Transitive) To disincline. |
| MONIPLIES | • MONIPLIES n. the third stomach of a ruminant, aka omasum or psalterium, also MANIPLIES, MANYPLIES, MONYPLIES. |
| PEIGNOIRS | • peignoirs n. Plural of peignoir. • PEIGNOIR n. (French) a woman's dressing-gown. |
| PETITIONS | • petitions n. Plural of petition. • PETITION v. to make a formal request. |
| PICOLINES | • picolines n. Plural of picoline. • PICOLINE n. a compound related to pyridine, also PICOLIN. |
| PIMIENTOS | • pimientos n. Plural of pimiento. • PIMIENTO n. (Spanish) the sweet red, yellow or green pepper, capsicum. |
| POETISING | • poetising v. Present participle of poetise. • POETISE v. to write poetry, also POETIZE. |
| POINTIEST | • pointiest adj. Superlative form of pointy: most pointy. • POINTY adj. coming to a sharp, tapering end. |
| POITRINES | • poitrines n. Plural of poitrine. • POITRINE n. (French) a woman's bosom. |
| POLLINISE | • POLLINISE v. to pollinate, also POLLINIZE. |
| PONTIFIES | • pontifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pontify. • PONTIFY v. to play the pontiff. |
| PRECISION | • precision n. The state of being precise or exact; exactness. • precision n. The ability of a measurement to be reproduced consistently. • precision n. (Mathematics) The number of significant digits to which a value may be measured reliably. |
| PREVISION | • prevision n. Advance knowledge; foresight. • prevision n. A prediction. • prevision v. To predict or envision the future. |
| SINOPISES | • SINOPIS n. (Latin) a reddish-brown pigment used for one of the preparatory drawings of a fresco, obtained from sinopite, an iron ore, also SINOPIA. |
| SINOPITES | • sinopites n. Plural of sinopite. • SINOPITE n. an iron ore, from which the pigment sinopia is obtained. |