| DISAPPROVALS | • disapprovals n. Plural of disapproval. • DISAPPROVAL n. censure, disapprobation. |
| MALAPROPISMS | • malapropisms n. Plural of malapropism. • MALAPROPISM n. a humorous misuse of a word, also MALAPROP. |
| MALAPROPISTS | • malapropists n. Plural of malapropist. • MALAPROPIST n. one who commits malapropisms. |
| OPPRESSINGLY | • oppressingly adv. So as to oppress; with or by means of oppression; oppressively. • OPPRESSING adv. OPPRESS, to treat with tyrannical injustice. |
| OPPRESSIVELY | • oppressively adv. In an oppressive manner. • OPPRESSIVE adv. unreasonably burdensome or severe. |
| OVERSUPPLIES | • oversupplies n. Plural of oversupply. • oversupplies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of oversupply. • OVERSUPPLY v. to supply to excess. |
| PHILOSOPHERS | • philosophers n. Plural of philosopher. • PHILOSOPHER n. a person who seeks wisdom or enlightenment. |
| POLARISCOPES | • polariscopes n. Plural of polariscope. • POLARISCOPE n. an instrument for detecting polarized light. |
| POLYDISPERSE | • polydisperse adj. (Of a colloid) Having a range of particle sizes. • polydisperse adj. (Of a polymer, proscribed) Synonym of nonuniform (“composed of macromolecular species of differing molar masses”). • POLYDISPERSE adj. characterized by particles of varied sizes in the dispersed phase of a disperse system. |
| POPULARISERS | • popularisers n. Plural of populariser. • POPULARISER n. one who popularises, also POPULARIZER. |
| PREDISPOSALS | • PREDISPOSAL n. disposal in advance. |
| PROPYLITISES | • PROPYLITISE v. to become or turn into propylite, also PROPYLITIZE. |
| SAPROPELITES | • SAPROPELITE n. coal formed of sapropel. |
| SCRIPOPHILES | • SCRIPOPHILE n. one who has the hobby of collecting stock and bond certificates. |
| SLIPPERWORTS | • slipperworts n. Plural of slipperwort. • SLIPPERWORT n. the calceolaria. |
| SLIPSLOPPIER | • SLIPSLOPPY adj. sloppy, nonsensical. |
| SPERMOPHILES | • spermophiles n. Plural of spermophile. • SPERMOPHILE n. a member of family of seed-loving rodents. |