| HIPPURITES | • hippurites n. Plural of hippurite. • HIPPURITE n. a Cretaceous fossil lamellibranch with one conical valve and one flat one. |
| IMPROMPTUS | • impromptus n. Plural of impromptu. • IMPROMPTU n. a short piece of impromptu music. |
| POPULARIST | • popularist adj. Reflecting popular taste and opinion. • popularist n. An artist or composer whose work appeals to popular tastes. • popularist n. One who adapts and popularizes a subject. |
| POTPOURRIS | • potpourris n. Plural of potpourri. • pot-pourris n. Plural of pot-pourri. • pot␣pourris n. Plural of pot pourri. |
| POURPOINTS | • pourpoints n. Plural of pourpoint. • POURPOINT n. (French) a mediaeval quilted doublet. |
| PROPITIOUS | • propitious adj. Favorable; benevolent. • propitious adj. Advantageous. • propitious adj. Characteristic of a good omen. |
| PROPOSITUS | • propositus n. The first identified male case of an inherited disease in a family; the proband or index case. • PROPOSITUS n. (Latin) an individual to whom the family relationships of others are reckoned; specifically (a) (medicine) the first member of a family to be investigated by a researcher; (b) (law) a testator when making a will. |
| PULPITEERS | • pulpiteers n. Plural of pulpiteer. • PULPITEER n. someone who speaks from a pulpit, a preacher, also PULPITER. |
| PULPITRIES | • PULPITRY n. sermonizing. |
| PUPPETRIES | • puppetries n. Plural of puppetry. • PUPPETRY n. the art of making or manipulating puppets. |
| SUPPERTIME | • suppertime n. The time when supper takes place. • suppertime n. The time when supper is ready. • supper-time n. Alternative form of suppertime. |
| SUPPORTING | • supporting adj. That supports. • supporting v. Present participle of support. • supporting n. That which supports something else; a support. |
| SUPPORTIVE | • supportive adj. Providing support. • SUPPORTIVE adj. tending to support. |
| SUPRAOPTIC | • supraoptic adj. (Anatomy) Above the optic tract or chiasma. • SUPRAOPTIC adj. situated above the optic chiasma. |
| UNSTRIPPED | • unstripped adj. Not stripped. • UNSTRIP v. (dialect) to strip. |