| EPIDIASCOPES | • epidiascopes n. Plural of epidiascope. • EPIDIASCOPE n. an instrument for projecting images of objects. |
| EPIMORPHOSIS | • epimorphosis n. The regeneration of tissues or organs through the dedifferentiation of existing, differentiated adult tissues. • EPIMORPHOSIS n. a type of development in animals, such as certain insect larvae, in which segmentation of the body is complete before hatching. |
| EPISCOPACIES | • episcopacies n. Plural of episcopacy. • EPISCOPACY n. government of the church by bishops. |
| EPISCOPALISM | • EPISCOPALISM n. episcopalian government and doctrine. |
| EPISCOPISING | • episcopising v. Present participle of episcopise. • EPISCOPISE v. to make a bishop of by consecration, also EPISCOPIZE. |
| MILKSOPPIEST | • MILKSOPPY adj. like a milksop, a spiritless man or youth, also MILKSOPPING. |
| PEPTISATIONS | • PEPTISATION n. the act of peptising, also PEPTIZATION. |
| PHILOSOPHIES | • philosophies n. Plural of philosophy. • PHILOSOPHY n. all learning exclusive of technical precepts and practical arts. |
| PHILOSOPHISE | • philosophise v. (UK, Australia, New Zealand) Alternative spelling of philosophize. • PHILOSOPHISE v. to reason in the manner of a philosopher, also PHILOSOPHIZE. |
| POSTPOSITIVE | • postpositive adj. (Grammar, of an adjective or other modifier) Placed after the word modified, either immediately after… • postpositive n. (Grammar) A postpositive modifier. • POSTPOSITIVE adj. of an adjective, placed after the word it modifies e.g. attorney general, Scrabble player manque. |
| PREDISPOSING | • predisposing v. Present participle of predispose. • PREDISPOSE v. to dispose in advance. |
| PREPOSITIONS | • prepositions n. Plural of preposition. • prepositions v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of preposition. • PREPOSITION n. a function word that typically combines with a noun phrase to form a phrase which usually expresses a modification or predication. |
| PREPOSITIVES | • prepositives n. Plural of prepositive. • PREPOSITIVE n. something placed before. |
| PROPENSITIES | • propensities n. Plural of propensity. • PROPENSITY n. an often intense natural inclination or preference. |
| PROPYLITISES | • PROPYLITISE v. to become or turn into propylite, also PROPYLITIZE. |
| PROSPERITIES | • prosperities n. Plural of prosperity. • PROSPERITY n. the condition of being successful or thriving. |
| SCRIPOPHILES | • SCRIPOPHILE n. one who has the hobby of collecting stock and bond certificates. |
| SLIPSLOPPIER | • SLIPSLOPPY adj. sloppy, nonsensical. |
| SUPERIORSHIP | • superiorship n. The monastic role or position of superior. • SUPERIORSHIP n. the office of superior. |
| SUPPOSITIVES | • suppositives n. Plural of suppositive. • SUPPOSITIVE n. a suppositive conjunction. |