| HYPERPNEA | • hyperpnea n. (Medicine) Deep and rapid respiration that occurs normally after exercise or abnormally with fever or… • HYPERPNEA n. abnormally fast breathing, also HYPERPNOEA. |
| HYPOPNEAS | • hypopneas n. Plural of hypopnea. • HYPOPNEA n. abnormally shallow breathing, also HYPOPNOEA. |
| HYPOPNEIC | • hypopneic adj. Relating to hypopnea. • HYPOPNEIC adj. related to hypopnea, abnormally shallow breathing. |
| HYPOPNOEA | • hypopnoea n. Alternative spelling of hypopnea. • hypopnœa n. Alternative form of hypopnea. • HYPOPNOEA n. abnormally shallow breathing, also HYPOPNEA. |
| HYPOPYONS | • hypopyons n. Plural of hypopyon. • HYPOPYON n. an accumulation of pus in the eye. |
| MAYHAPPEN | • mayhappen adv. (Obsolete or dialect) maybe, perhaps. • MAYHAPPEN adv. perhaps, also MAYHAP. |
| PARANYMPH | • paranymph n. (Archaic) A friend of the bridegroom; a best man; a bridesmaid. • paranymph n. (Archaic) An ally or spokesman; someone who speaks in support of someone else. • PARANYMPH n. (historical) a best man or bridesmaid. |
| PAYPHONES | • payphones n. Plural of payphone. • pay␣phones n. Plural of pay phone. • PAYPHONE n. a coin-operated public telephone, also PAYFONE. |
| PHENOCOPY | • phenocopy n. (Genetics) A variation in an organism that resembles a genetic one, but has an environmental rather… • phenocopy v. (Genetics) To copy a genetic variation through environmental manipulation. • PHENOCOPY n. a copy of a genetic abnormality that is produced by the environment and cannot be inherited. |
| PHENOTYPE | • phenotype n. (Genetics, evolutionary theory) The appearance of an organism based on a multifactorial combination… • phenotype n. (Genetics, evolutionary theory) Any observable characteristic of an organism, such as its morphological… • phenotype v. To evaluate or classify based on phenotype. |
| PHONOTYPE | • phonotype n. A type or character used in phonotypy. • PHONOTYPE n. printing type for a phonetic alphabet. • PHONOTYPE v. to print in phonotype. |
| PHONOTYPY | • phonotypy n. (Historical) A method of phonetic printing of the English language, in which nearly all the ordinary… • PHONOTYPY n. the transcription into phonetic spelling advocated for ordinary use. |
| POLYPHONE | • polyphone n. A letter, or combination of letters, that can be pronounced in two or more different ways. • POLYPHONE n. a character or vocal sign representing more than one sound, as read, which is pronounced red, also POLYPHON. |
| POLYPHONS | • polyphons n. Plural of polyphon. • POLYPHON n. a character or vocal sign representing more than one sound, as read, which is pronounced red, also POLYPHONE. |
| POLYPHONY | • polyphony n. (Music) Musical texture consisting of several independent melodic voices, as opposed to music with just… • polyphony n. The quality of a text of being capable of being read in more than one way. • POLYPHONY n. composition in separate, but simultaneous and harmonizing, parts. |
| PORPHYRIN | • porphyrin n. (Organic chemistry) Any of a class of heterocyclic compounds containing pyrrole rings arranged in a… • PORPHYRIN n. any of a large group of red or purple crystalline pigments present in plant and animal tissues. |
| PYROPHONE | • pyrophone n. (Music) a musical instrument in which the sound is produced by flames of gas in tubes of different length. • PYROPHONE n. an organ producing interference-tones by pairs of flames in tubes. |
| SYNTHPOPS | • SYNTHPOP n. popular music played with synthesizers. |
| UNHAPPILY | • unhappily adv. Unfortunately; regrettably. • unhappily adv. Through evil fate or chance; wretchedly. • unhappily adv. Without happiness; sadly. |