| HYPOPLASTRON | • hypoplastron n. The third lateral plate in the plastron of turtles. • HYPOPLASTRON n. the plate behind the hyoplastron in a turtle's plastron. |
| INAPPOSITELY | • inappositely adv. In a way that is not apposite. • INAPPOSITE adv. not apposite. |
| NYMPHOLEPTIC | • nympholeptic adj. Of, or relating to, or having characteristics of an instance of nympholepsy. • NYMPHOLEPTIC adj. relating to nympholepsy. |
| PANOPTICALLY | • panoptically adv. In a panoptic manner. • PANOPTICAL adv. all-embracing; viewing all aspects, also PANOPTIC. |
| PHENOTYPICAL | • phenotypical adj. Of or pertaining to a phenotype. • PHENOTYPICAL adj. relating to a phenotype, also PHENOTYPIC. |
| PHILANTHROPY | • philanthropy n. (Chiefly uncountable) Benevolent altruism with the intention of increasing the well-being of humankind. • philanthropy n. (Uncountable) Charitable giving, charity. • philanthropy n. (Countable) A philanthropic act. |
| PHONOTYPICAL | • phonotypical adj. Alternative form of phonotypic. • PHONOTYPICAL adj. of or like a phonotype, a printing type of phonetic alphabet, also PHONOTYPIC. |
| PLATINOTYPES | • platinotypes n. Plural of platinotype. • PLATINOTYPE n. an obsolete method of photography by reducing a compound of platinum. |
| PLENIPOTENCY | • plenipotency n. Alternative form of plenipotence. • PLENIPOTENCY n. absolute power, also PLENIPOTENCE. |
| PLURIPOTENCY | • pluripotency n. (Biology) The state of being pluripotent. |
| POLYPHONISTS | • polyphonists n. Plural of polyphonist. • POLYPHONIST n. a contrapuntist, one who writes counterpoint. |
| POLYPHYODONT | • polyphyodont n. Any animal whose teeth are continuously replaced. • POLYPHYODONT adj. having more than two successive dentitions. |
| POLYSYNAPTIC | • polysynaptic adj. (Of a reflex or impulse) of or involving multiple synapses. • POLYSYNAPTIC adj. involving two or more synapses in the central nervous system. |
| PSILANTHROPY | • psilanthropy n. (Theology) The doctrine that Jesus Christ was merely human. • PSILANTHROPY n. the belief that Christ was not divine but divinely inspired. |
| UNPOPULARITY | • unpopularity n. The property or degree of being unpopular. • UNPOPULARITY n. the state of being unpopular. |