| CYMOPHANOUS | • cymophanous adj. Having a wavy, floating light; opalescent; chatoyant. • CYMOPHANOUS adj. opalescent. |
| ENTOPHYTOUS | • entophytous adj. Entophytic. • ENTOPHYTOUS adj. of or pertaining to entophytes, also ENTOPHYTIC. |
| EPONYCHIUMS | • EPONYCHIUM n. a narrow band of cuticle over the base of a nail. |
| HEPTAGYNOUS | • heptagynous adj. (Botany) Having seven pistils. • HEPTAGYNOUS adj. belonging to the Heptagynia, having seven styles. |
| HYPNOGENOUS | • hypnogenous adj. Inducing sleep. • hypnogenous adj. Inducing hypnosis. • HYPNOGENOUS adj. relating to the production of hypnotic sleep, also HYPNOGENETIC, HYPNOGENIC. |
| HYPONITROUS | • hyponitrous adj. Of or pertaining to hyponitrous acid or its derivatives. • HYPONITROUS adj. containing or derived from nitrogen having a lower valence than in nitrous compounds. |
| HYPOTENUSES | • hypotenuses n. Plural of hypotenuse. • HYPOTENUSE n. the longest side of a right-angled triangle, also HYPOTHENUSE. |
| HYPOTHENUSE | • hypothenuse n. Dated form of hypotenuse. • HYPOTHENUSE n. the longest side of a right-angled triangle, also HYPOTENUSE. |
| KEYPUNCHERS | • keypunchers n. Plural of keypuncher. • KEYPUNCHER n. one who keypunches. |
| OUTPSYCHING | • outpsyching v. Present participle of outpsych. • outpsyching v. Present participle of outpsyche. • OUTPSYCH v. to defeat by psychological means. |
| PHILOGYNOUS | • philogynous adj. Fond of women. • PHILOGYNOUS adj. loving women. |
| POLYPHONOUS | • polyphonous adj. Polyphonic. • POLYPHONOUS adj. relating to polyphony, also POLYPHONIC. |
| PUNISHINGLY | • punishingly adv. So as to punish. • punishingly adv. In a way that is tiring or exhausting. • PUNISHING adv. PUNISH, to impose a penalty for wrongdoing. |
| SUPERHYPING | • SUPERHYPE v. to subject to an exceptional degree of hype. |
| SYMPHONIOUS | • symphonious adj. Of or pertaining to simultaneous sounds that are harmonious together. • SYMPHONIOUS adj. agreeing esp. in sound. |
| THEOPNEUSTY | • theopneusty n. Divine inspiration. • THEOPNEUSTY n. divine inspiration, esp. one that enables someone to reveal divine truths. |