| AMINOPTERIN | • aminopterin n. (Pharmacology) A 4-amino analog of folic acid used as a chemotherapy drug. • AMINOPTERIN n. a rodenticide. |
| EMPATRONING | • EMPATRON v. (Shakespeare) to patronize. |
| IMPERMANENT | • impermanent adj. Not permanent; unperpetual. • IMPERMANENT adj. not permanent. |
| IMPERTINENT | • impertinent adj. Insolent, ill-mannered. • impertinent adj. Irrelevant, useless. • impertinent n. An impertinent individual. |
| IMPREGNANTS | • impregnants n. Plural of impregnant. • IMPREGNANT n. that which impregnates. |
| INTEMPERANT | • intemperant adj. (Obsolete) intemperate. • INTEMPERANT n. a person who is intemperate. |
| INWRAPMENTS | • INWRAPMENT n. the act of inwrapping, also ENWRAPMENT. |
| OMNIPRESENT | • omnipresent adj. Being everywhere simultaneously. • OMNIPRESENT adj. present everywhere. |
| PHENTERMINE | • phentermine n. An appetite suppressant of the amphetamine and phenethylamine classes. |
| PREDOMINANT | • predominant adj. Common or widespread; prevalent. • predominant adj. Significant or important; dominant. • predominant n. (Music) A subdominant. |
| PREMONITION | • premonition n. A clairvoyant or clairaudient experience, such as a dream, which resonates with some event in the future. • premonition n. A strong intuition that something is about to happen (usually something negative, but not exclusively). • PREMONITION n. previous notice or warning. |
| PREMUNITION | • premunition n. (Medicine) Immunization due to having had the disease before. • PREMUNITION n. the provision of relative immunity to a severe infection as a result of inducing a low-grade version. |
| PRENOMINATE | • prenominate v. To name or mention ahead of time. • prenominate adj. (Obsolete) aforementioned. • PRENOMINATE adj. forenamed. |
| PRISONMENTS | • prisonments n. Plural of prisonment. • PRISONMENT n. (Shakespeare) imprisonment. |
| PROMINENTLY | • prominently adv. In a prominent manner. • PROMINENT adv. standing out, projecting. |
| REPINEMENTS | • repinements n. Plural of repinement. • REPINEMENT n. the act of repining. |
| UNTEMPERING | • untempering v. Present participle of untemper. • UNTEMPER v. to destroy the temper of. |