| ANTHROPOPHAGI | • anthropophagi n. Plural of anthropophagus. • ANTHROPOPHAGUS n. a cannibal; a man-eater. |
| HORSEWHIPPING | • horsewhipping v. Present participle of horsewhip. • horsewhipping n. A beating with a horsewhip. • HORSEWHIP v. to beat with a horsewhip. |
| HYPERPHRYGIAN | • HYPERPHRYGIAN adj. above the Phrygian; applied to a mode of ancient Greek music having as its lower tetrachord the upper tetrachord of the Phrygian. |
| NEPHROPATHIES | • nephropathies n. Plural of nephropathy. • NEPHROPATHY n. kidney disease. |
| PHENYLEPHRINE | • phenylephrine n. (Medicine, pharmacology) An α-adrenergic receptor agonist related to adrenaline, used as a vasoconstrictor… • PHENYLEPHRINE n. an agent used in the form of its hydrochloride as a vasoconstrictor. |
| PHILANTHROPES | • philanthropes n. Plural of philanthrope. • PHILANTHROPE n. someone who tries to benefit mankind. |
| PHILANTHROPIC | • philanthropic adj. Of or pertaining to philanthropy; characterized by philanthropy; loving or helping mankind. • PHILANTHROPIC adj. of, relating to, or characterized by philanthropy, also PHILANTHROPICAL. |
| PHONOGRAPHIES | • phonographies n. Plural of phonography. • PHONOGRAPHY n. a system of spelling or shorthand based on speech sounds. |
| PHONOGRAPHIST | • phonographist n. A phonographer. • PHONOGRAPHIST n. an exponent of phonography. |
| PHOSPHORATING | • phosphorating v. Present participle of phosphorate. • PHOSPHORATE v. to combine or impregnate with phosphorus. |
| PHOSPHORISING | • phosphorising v. Present participle of phosphorise. • PHOSPHORISE v. to combine or impregnate with phosphorus, also PHOSPHORIZE. |
| PHOSPHORIZING | • phosphorizing v. Present participle of phosphorize. • PHOSPHORIZE v. to combine or impregnate with phosphorus, also PHOSPHORISE. |
| PHOTOGRAPHING | • photographing v. Present participle of photograph. • photographing n. The taking of a photograph. • PHOTOGRAPH v. to take a photograph of. |
| SIPHONOPHORES | • siphonophores n. Plural of siphonophore. • SIPHONOPHORE n. a marine creature, colonial in habit. |