| CRYPTOGRAPHER | • cryptographer n. A person who is an expert on creating codes and cyphers. Someone who studies cryptology. • CRYPTOGRAPHER n. a specialist in cryptography. |
| GLYPHOGRAPHER | • glyphographer n. One who carries out glyphography. • GLYPHOGRAPHER n. one who practises glyphography. |
| GLYPTOGRAPHER | • glyptographer n. One who carries out glyptography. • GLYPTOGRAPHER n. one who practises glyptography, the art of engraving on gems. |
| HYPERMETROPIA | • hypermetropia n. Hyperopia. • HYPERMETROPIA n. longsightedness, aka hyperopia, also HYPERMETROPY. |
| HYPERMETROPIC | • hypermetropic adj. Exhibiting or relating to hypermetropia. • hypermetropic n. An individual who has hypermetropia. • HYPERMETROPIC adj. longsighted, also HYPERMETROPICAL. |
| HYPERPOLARISE | • hyperpolarise v. Alternative spelling of hyperpolarize. • HYPERPOLARISE v. to increase the difference in electric potential across a cell membrane, also HYPERPOLARIZE. |
| HYPERPOLARIZE | • hyperpolarize v. To increase the polarity of something, especially the polarity across a biological membrane. • HYPERPOLARIZE v. to produce an increase in potential difference across a biological membrane, also HYPERPOLARISE. |
| HYPERPRODUCER | • hyperproducer n. That which hyperproduces. • HYPERPRODUCER n. an agent causing hyperproduction. |
| HYPERPROSEXIA | • hyperprosexia n. (Medicine, rare) Excessive attention; an abnormal state in which a person concentrates on one thing… • HYPERPROSEXIA n. abnormal powers of perception, as in Australian aboriginal trackers. |
| HYPERTROPHIED | • hypertrophied v. Simple past tense and past participle of hypertrophy. • HYPERTROPHIED adj. grown to an abnormal size. |
| HYPERTROPHIES | • hypertrophies n. Plural of hypertrophy. • HYPERTROPHY n. excessive growth of a part. |
| HYPERTROPHOUS | • hypertrophous adj. (Dated, medicine) Hypertrophic. • HYPERTROPHOUS adj. of an organ, abnormally enlarged. |
| PARTHENOCARPY | • parthenocarpy n. (Botany) production of (seedless) fruit without fertilization of ovules. • PARTHENOCARPY n. fruit production without fertilization. |
| PHRASEOGRAPHY | • PHRASEOGRAPHY n. the making of phraseographs. |
| PHYSIOGRAPHER | • physiographer n. A specialist in physiography. • PHYSIOGRAPHER n. one who practises physiography. |
| PHYTOGRAPHERS | • phytographers n. Plural of phytographer. • PHYTOGRAPHER n. a descriptive botanist. |
| PTERYLOGRAPHY | • pterylography n. (Zoology) The study or description of the arrangement of feathers, or of the pterylae, of birds. • PTERYLOGRAPHY n. a description of pterylae. |
| PYRETOTHERAPY | • pyretotherapy n. (Obsolete, medicine) pyrotherapy. • PYRETOTHERAPY n. medical treatment by causing fever. |
| PYROMORPHITES | • pyromorphites n. Plural of pyromorphite. • PYROMORPHITE n. a green, brown, or yellow lead ore. |
| SPECTROGRAPHY | • spectrography n. (Physics, chemistry) The process of using a spectrometer to produce a spectrograph. • SPECTROGRAPHY n. the use of the spectrograph. |