| ANTIPHONALS | • antiphonals n. Plural of antiphonal. • ANTIPHONAL n. a book of antiphons or of anthems. |
| ANTIPHONERS | • antiphoners n. Plural of antiphoner. • ANTIPHONER n. a book of antiphons or of anthems, also ANTIPHONAL, ANTIPHONARY. |
| ANTIPHONIES | • antiphonies n. Plural of antiphony. • ANTIPHONY n. antiphonal chanting or singing. |
| HYPNOTISING | • hypnotising v. Present participle of hypnotise. • HYPNOTISE v. to put in a state of hypnosis, also HYPNOTIZE. |
| HYPOTENSION | • hypotension n. (Pathology) The disease or disorder of abnormally low blood pressure. • HYPOTENSION n. abnormally low blood pressure. |
| INTERPHONES | • interphones n. Plural of interphone. • INTERPHONE n. an intercom. |
| NONHOSPITAL | • nonhospital adj. Not in or relating to a hospital. • nonhospital n. An institution that is not a hospital. • NONHOSPITAL adj. not linked to a hospital. |
| PENNYWORTHS | • pennyworths n. Plural of pennyworth. • PENNYWORTH n. a penny's worth. |
| PENTATHLONS | • pentathlons n. Plural of pentathlon. • PENTATHLON n. an athletic contest involving participation by each contestant in five different events. |
| PENTHOUSING | • penthousing v. Present participle of penthouse. • PENTHOUSE v. to cover or shelter as in a penthouse. |
| PHENOMENIST | • phenomenist n. Synonym of phenomenalist. • PHENOMENIST n. a believer in phenomenism. |
| PHONETISING | • phonetising v. Present participle of phonetise. • PHONETISE v. to represent phonetically, also PHONETICISE, PHONETICIZE, PHONETIZE. |
| PINCHPOINTS | • pinchpoints n. Plural of pinchpoint. • pinch␣points n. Plural of pinch point. • PINCHPOINT n. a constricted or awkward point, esp. in traffic. |
| POTHUNTINGS | • POTHUNTING n. going round to athletic meetings to win trophies. |
| SATANOPHANY | • satanophany n. An incarnation of Satan; a being possessed by a demon, or the state of being thus possessed. • SATANOPHANY n. an appearance of the devil. |
| SPHENODONTS | • sphenodonts n. Plural of sphenodont. • SPHENODONT n. a member of the Sphenodont group of lizards, to which the tuatara belongs. |