| APHELIOTROPISM | • apheliotropism n. The habit of bending away from sunlight, as some plants do. • APHELIOTROPISM n. growth away from the sun. |
| ARCHIEPISCOPAL | • archiepiscopal adj. Of or relating to an archbishop or an archbishopric. • ARCHIEPISCOPAL adj. pertaining to an archbishop. |
| PHILANTHROPIES | • philanthropies n. Plural of philanthropy. • PHILANTHROPY n. love of mankind. |
| PHILANTHROPIST | • philanthropist n. A person who loves humankind in general. • philanthropist n. A person or institution who seeks to improve the world, especially by monetary gifts. • PHILANTHROPIST n. one who practices philanthropy. |
| PHILANTHROPOID | • philanthropoid n. (Informal) An administrative employee at a philanthropic organisation. • PHILANTHROPOID n. a person who works for a philanthropic organization. |
| PHILOSOPHISERS | • philosophisers n. Plural of philosophiser. • PHILOSOPHISER n. one who philosophises, also PHILOSOPHIZER. |
| PHILOSOPHIZERS | • philosophizers n. Plural of philosophizer. • PHILOSOPHIZER n. one who philosophises, also PHILOSOPHISER. |
| PSILANTHROPIES | • PSILANTHROPY n. the belief that Christ was not divine but divinely inspired. |
| PSILANTHROPISM | • psilanthropism n. Psilanthropy. • PSILANTHROPISM n. the denial of Christ's divinity. |
| PSILANTHROPIST | • psilanthropist n. One who believes that Jesus Christ was a mere man. • PSILANTHROPIST n. one who denies Christ's divinity. |
| PTERIDOPHILIST | • PTERIDOPHILIST n. a fern-lover. |
| PYELONEPHRITIC | • pyelonephritic adj. Relating to pyelonephritis. • PYELONEPHRITIC adj. relating to pyelonephritis, inflammation of both the kidney and its pelvis. |
| PYELONEPHRITIS | • pyelonephritis n. (Pathology) An ascending urinary tract infection of the renal pelvis. • PYELONEPHRITIS n. inflammation of both the kidney and its pelvis. |
| PYRONINOPHILIC | • pyroninophilic adj. Readily stained by pyronine. • PYRONINOPHILIC adj. having an affinity for pyronine, any of several xanthene dyes. |
| SCRIPOPHILISTS | • SCRIPOPHILIST n. one who practises scripophily. |