| EMBONPOINTS | • embonpoints n. Plural of embonpoint. • EMBONPOINT n. (French) plumpness of person; stoutness. |
| EMPOISONING | • empoisoning v. Present participle of empoison. • EMPOISON v. (archaic) to poison. |
| EPILIMNIONS | • epilimnions n. Plural of epilimnion. • EPILIMNION n. the upper, warm layer of water in a lake. |
| MAINPERNORS | • mainpernors n. Plural of mainpernor. • MAINPERNOR n. one who gives mainprise, surety for the appearance of a prisoner at trial. |
| MONOPHONIES | • MONOPHONY n. a composition for one voice. |
| MONOPSONIES | • monopsonies n. Plural of monopsony. • MONOPSONY n. a market condition with one buyer and many sellers. |
| NEOPAGANISM | • neopaganism n. A modern or revived form of paganism; modern pagan religion. • Neopaganism n. Alternative letter-case form of neopaganism. • neo-paganism n. Alternative spelling of neopaganism. |
| OMNIPOTENTS | • omnipotents n. Plural of omnipotent. • OMNIPOTENT n. one who is all-powerful. |
| OMNIPRESENT | • omnipresent adj. Being everywhere simultaneously. • OMNIPRESENT adj. present everywhere. |
| PHENFORMINS | • PHENFORMIN n. a biguanide administered orally in the treatment of diabetes to lower blood levels of glucose. |
| PHENOMENISE | • phenomenise v. Alternative form of phenomenize. • PHENOMENISE v. to bring into the world of experience, also PHENOMENIZE. |
| PHENOMENISM | • phenomenism n. Phenomenalism. • PHENOMENISM n. the doctrine that knowledge can only comprehend phenomena, also PHENOMENALISM. |
| PHENOMENIST | • phenomenist n. Synonym of phenomenalist. • PHENOMENIST n. a believer in phenomenism. |
| PIKEMINNOWS | • pikeminnows n. Plural of pikeminnow. |
| PLASMINOGEN | • plasminogen n. (Biochemistry) The inactive precursor to plasmin; profibrinolysin. • PLASMINOGEN n. the precursor of plasmin that is found in blood plasma and serum. |
| PNEUMONITIS | • pneumonitis n. (Pathology) Inflammation of the tissue of the lungs. • PNEUMONITIS n. inflammation of the lungs. |
| PRISONMENTS | • prisonments n. Plural of prisonment. • PRISONMENT n. (Shakespeare) imprisonment. |
| PROMINENCES | • prominences n. Plural of prominence. • PROMINENCE n. something prominent, also PROMINENCY. |