| DOPPELGANGERS | • doppelgangers n. Plural of doppelganger. • doppelgängers n. Plural of doppelgänger. • DOPPELGANGER n. (German) a ghostly counterpart of a living person. |
| ELLIPSOGRAPHS | • ellipsographs n. Plural of ellipsograph. • ELLIPSOGRAPH n. an instrument for describing ellipses. |
| HAPLOGRAPHIES | • haplographies n. Plural of haplography. • HAPLOGRAPHY n. the accidental omission of letters, words or lines in copying. |
| OVERSUPPLYING | • oversupplying v. Present participle of oversupply. • OVERSUPPLY v. to supply to excess. |
| PALEOGRAPHERS | • paleographers n. Plural of paleographer. • PALEOGRAPHER n. a student of paleography. |
| PALEOGRAPHIES | • paleographies n. Plural of paleography. • PALEOGRAPHY n. the study of ancient writings, also PALAEOGRAPHY. |
| PAPYROLOGISTS | • papyrologists n. Plural of papyrologist. • PAPYROLOGIST n. a student of papyrology. |
| PETROGLYPHIES | • PETROGLYPHY n. the art of carving on rocks. |
| PHRAGMOPLASTS | • phragmoplasts n. Plural of phragmoplast. • PHRAGMOPLAST n. the enlarged barrel-shaped spindle that is characteristic of the later stages of plant mitosis and within which the cell plate forms. |
| PLAGIOTROPISM | • plagiotropism n. (Biology) The growth of a plant at an orientation to the angle of a stimulus. • PLAGIOTROPISM n. the tendency to grow at an oblique or horizontal angle. |
| PLAGIOTROPOUS | • PLAGIOTROPOUS adj. showing plagiotropism, the tendency to grow at an oblique or horizontal angle. |
| PLANOGRAPHIES | • PLANOGRAPHY n. cartography. |
| POLYGRAPHISTS | • polygraphists n. Plural of polygraphist. • POLYGRAPHIST n. one who operates a polygraph. |
| PROPYLITISING | • PROPYLITISE v. to become or turn into propylite, also PROPYLITIZE. |
| PYELOGRAPHIES | • PYELOGRAPHY n. the use of pyelograms, X-ray pictures of the renal pelvis. |