| HYPOGLOSSALS | • hypoglossals n. Plural of hypoglossal. • HYPOGLOSSAL n. the hypoglossal nerve. |
| PSYCHOGNOSES | • PSYCHOGNOSIS n. the use of hypnosis to study mental phenomena; the study of personality by observation of outward bodily sign. |
| PSYCHOGNOSIS | • PSYCHOGNOSIS n. the use of hypnosis to study mental phenomena; the study of personality by observation of outward bodily sign. |
| SOOTHSAYINGS | • soothsayings n. Plural of soothsaying. • SOOTHSAYING n. the act of divining. |
| GYMNOSOPHISTS | • gymnosophists n. Plural of gymnosophist. • GYMNOSOPHIST n. one of a sect of naked ascetics of ancient India, also GYMNOSOPH. |
| PHYSIOLOGISTS | • physiologists n. Plural of physiologist. • PHYSIOLOGIST n. a student of physiology. |
| PHYSIOLOGUSES | • PHYSIOLOGUS n. a work containing descriptions of animals; a bestiary. |
| PSYCHOLOGISES | • psychologises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of psychologise. • PSYCHOLOGISE v. to speculate in psychological terms or on psychological motivations, also PSYCHOLOGIZE. |
| PSYCHOLOGISMS | • psychologisms n. Plural of psychologism. • PSYCHOLOGISM n. a theory that applies psychological conceptions to the interpretation of historical events or logical thought. |
| PSYCHOLOGISTS | • psychologists n. Plural of psychologist. • PSYCHOLOGIST n. one who practises psychology. |
| SPHYGMOSCOPES | • sphygmoscopes n. Plural of sphygmoscope. • SPHYGMOSCOPE n. an instrument for making arterial pulsations visible. |
| PHYSIOGNOMISTS | • physiognomists n. Plural of physiognomist. • PHYSIOGNOMIST n. a student of physiognomy. |
| PSYCHOSURGEONS | • psychosurgeons n. Plural of psychosurgeon. • PSYCHOSURGEON n. a practitioner of psychosurgery. |
| SYPHILOLOGISTS | • syphilologists n. Plural of syphilologist. • SYPHILOLOGIST n. a specialist in syphilology. |