| CONGRESSPEOPLE | • congresspeople n. Plural of congressperson. • CONGRESSPEOPLE n. congressmen or congresswomen. |
| EPISTOLOGRAPHY | • epistolography n. The art or practice of writing epistles. • EPISTOLOGRAPHY n. letter-writing. |
| LEPIDOPTEROLOGY | • lepidopterology n. (Biology, zoology, entomology) The scientific study of butterflies and moths (the Lepidoptera). • lepidopterology n. Lepidoptery, (the hobby of butterfly collecting). • LEPIDOPTEROLOGY n. the study of butterflies and moths. |
| MEGASPOROPHYLL | • megasporophyll n. A sporophyll that bears megasporangia. • MEGASPOROPHYLL n. a specialised leaf bearing or subtending one or more megasporangia. |
| MEGASPOROPHYLLS | • megasporophylls n. Plural of megasporophyll. • MEGASPOROPHYLL n. a specialised leaf bearing or subtending one or more megasporangia. |
| NONOVERLAPPING | • nonoverlapping adj. Not overlapping. • NONOVERLAPPING adj. not overlapping. |
| OVERPEOPLING | • overpeopling v. Present participle of overpeople. • OVERPEOPLE v. to people too densely. |
| OVERPOPULATING | • overpopulating v. Present participle of overpopulate. • OVERPOPULATE v. to populate too densely. |
| PALAEOGEOGRAPHY | • palaeogeography n. The study of historical geography — of the (chiefly physical, but sometimes political/cultural) geography… • palæogeography n. Obsolete spelling of palaeogeography. • PALAEOGEOGRAPHY n. the study of the geography of geological periods. |
| PALAEONTOGRAPHY | • palaeontography n. The description of fossil remains in scientific literature. • palaeontography n. The representation of forms of life represented by fossil remains. • PALAEONTOGRAPHY n. descriptive palaeontology, the description of fossil remains. |
| PALEOGEOGRAPHIC | • paleogeographic adj. Pertaining to paleogeography. • PALEOGEOGRAPHIC adj. relating to paleogeography. |
| PALEOGEOGRAPHY | • paleogeography n. Alternative spelling of palaeogeography. • PALEOGEOGRAPHY n. the geography of ancient times or of a particular past geological epoch. |
| PAPYROLOGIES | • papyrologies n. Plural of papyrology. • PAPYROLOGY n. the study of paper. |
| PHOTOTELEGRAPH | • phototelegraph n. (Dated) An image transmitted by phototelegraphy. • PHOTOTELEGRAPH n. an instrument for transmitting drawings telegraphically. |
| PHOTOTELEGRAPHS | • phototelegraphs n. Plural of phototelegraph. • PHOTOTELEGRAPH n. an instrument for transmitting drawings telegraphically. |
| PHOTOTELEGRAPHY | • phototelegraphy n. The fax system. • PHOTOTELEGRAPHY n. the transmission of drawings by phototelegraph. |
| POLAROGRAPHIES | • polarographies n. Plural of polarography. • POLAROGRAPHY n. a technique for determining the concentration and nature of the ions in a solution by an electrolytic process. |
| TELEPHOTOGRAPH | • telephotograph n. A photograph taken with a telephoto lens. • telephotograph n. (Dated) A photograph transmitted by wire. • telephotograph v. (Transitive) To photograph with a telephoto lens. |
| TELEPHOTOGRAPHS | • telephotographs n. Plural of telephotograph. • TELEPHOTOGRAPH n. a photograph of a distant object taken by a suitable lens. |
| TELEPHOTOGRAPHY | • telephotography n. (Photography) Photography of distant subjects using a telephoto lens. • telephotography n. (Dated) The transmission of images over a distance, especially by facsimile. • TELEPHOTOGRAPHY n. the photography of distant objects (as by a camera provided with a telephoto lens). |