| COPYISM | • copyism n. (Archaic) A style based on slavish imitation, without character or originality. • copyism n. (Archaic) plagiarism. • COPYISM n. plagiaristic copying. |
| GYMPIES | • gympies n. Plural of gympie. • GYMPIE n. (Native Australian) a tall tree with stinging hairs. |
| GYMSLIP | • gymslip n. A sleeveless tunic with a pleated skirt, most commonly seen as part of a girl’s school uniform. • GYMSLIP n. a schoolgirl's belted tunic. |
| LIMPSEY | • limpsey adj. Alternative form of limpsy. • LIMPSEY adj. lacking strength or vigour, also LIMPSY. |
| MISCOPY | • miscopy n. An imperfect copy. • miscopy v. To copy incorrectly; to copy with mistakes. • MISCOPY v. to copy incorrectly. |
| MISPLAY | • misplay v. (Transitive) To play incorrectly or poorly. • misplay n. A wrong play. • MISPLAY v. to make a bad play in a game. |
| MISTYPE | • mistype v. To type incorrectly, introducing spelling mistakes or other errors. • mistype v. To categorize incorrectly. • MISTYPE v. to type incorrectly. |
| MYOPIAS | • myopias n. Plural of myopia. • MYOPIA n. (Greek) a visual defect, also MYOPY. |
| MYOPICS | • myopics n. Plural of myopic. • MYOPIC n. a shortsighted person. |
| MYOPIES | • MYOPY n. (Greek) a visual defect, also MYOPIA. |
| PAYNIMS | • paynims n. Plural of paynim. • PAYNIM n. a heathen, also PAINIM, PANIM. |
| PYEMIAS | • pyemias n. Plural of pyemia. • PYEMIA n. (Greek) the presence of pus in the blood, also PYAEMIA. |
| PYGMIES | • pygmies n. Plural of pygmy. • PYGMY n. a small person, also PIGMY. |
| PYRAMIS | • pyramis n. (Obsolete) A pyramid. • PYRAMIS n. (Shakespeare) a pyramid. |
| SCRIMPY | • scrimpy adj. Scanty; meagre. • SCRIMPY adj. scanty. |
| SHRIMPY | • shrimpy adj. Resembling or characteristic of shrimp; shrimplike. • shrimpy adj. Physically puny. • SHRIMPY adj. abounding in shrimp. |
| SLIMPSY | • slimpsy adj. Alternative form of slimsy. • SLIMPSY adj. flimsy, also SLIMSY. |
| YAMPIES | • yampies n. Plural of yampy. • YAMPY n. (dialect) a foolish person. |
| YUMPIES | • yumpies n. Plural of yumpie. • YUMPIE n. a young, upwardly, mobile person. |