| CORPORALSHIPS | • corporalships n. Plural of corporalship. • CORPORALSHIP n. the office of corporal. |
| HYPERPOLARISES | • hyperpolarises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hyperpolarise. • HYPERPOLARISE v. to increase the difference in electric potential across a cell membrane, also HYPERPOLARIZE. |
| KLIPSPRINGERS | • klipspringers n. Plural of klipspringer. • KLIPSPRINGER n. (South African) a small, hoofed African antelope. |
| PLURIPRESENCES | • PLURIPRESENCE n. presence in multiple places at one time. |
| POPULARISERS | • popularisers n. Plural of populariser. • POPULARISER n. one who popularises, also POPULARIZER. |
| PRELAPSARIANS | Sorry, definition not available. |
| PREPROFESSIONAL | • preprofessional adj. Prior to starting a profession. • preprofessional n. One who is working towards becoming a professional. • PREPROFESSIONAL adj. of or relating to the period preceding specific study for or practice of a profession. |
| PROLOCUTORSHIPS | • prolocutorships n. Plural of prolocutorship. • PROLOCUTORSHIP n. the office of a prolocutor, a spokesman. |
| PROPORTIONLESS | • proportionless adj. Without proportion; unsymmetrical. • PROPORTIONLESS adj. without proportion. |
| REAPPRAISALS | • reappraisals n. Plural of reappraisal Instances of appraising again. • REAPPRAISAL n. the act of reappraising. |
| REPOPULARISES | • repopularises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of repopularise. • REPOPULARISE v. to popularise again, also REPOPULARIZE. |
| SLIPPERWORTS | • slipperworts n. Plural of slipperwort. • SLIPPERWORT n. the calceolaria. |
| SUPERPARTICLES | • superparticles n. Plural of superparticle. • SUPERPARTICLE n. a particle postulated in supersymmetry theory. |
| SUPRALAPSARIAN | • supralapsarian n. A follower of supralapsarianism. • SUPRALAPSARIAN n. one of a class of Calvinists who make the decree of election and predestination to precede the Creation and the Fall. |
| SUPRALAPSARIANS | • supralapsarians n. Plural of supralapsarian. • SUPRALAPSARIAN n. one of a class of Calvinists who make the decree of election and predestination to precede the Creation and the Fall. |