| POLYDACTYLISMS | • polydactylisms n. Plural of polydactylism. • POLYDACTYLISM n. the state of being polydactyl, having more than the normal number of fingers. |
| POLYDISPERSITY | • polydispersity n. (Uncountable) The state of being polydisperse. • polydispersity n. (Countable) A measure of the degree to which a colloid is polydisperse. • POLYDISPERSITY n. the state of being polydisperse, characterized by particles of varied sizes in the dispersed phase of a disperse system. |
| POLYMYOSITISES | • POLYMYOSITIS n. inflammation of several muscles at the same time. |
| POLYSYLLABISMS | • polysyllabisms n. Plural of polysyllabism. • POLYSYLLABISM n. the state of being polysyllabic, also POLYSYLLABICISM. |
| POLYSYLLOGISMS | • polysyllogisms n. Plural of polysyllogism. • POLYSYLLOGISM n. a series of syllogisms where each is basis for next. |
| POLYSYNTHESISM | • polysynthesism n. The use of polysynthetic grammar. • POLYSYNTHESISM n. the state of being polysynthetic. |
| POLYSYNTHETISM | • polysynthetism n. Synonym of polysynthesis. • POLYSYNTHETISM n. the state of being polysynthetic. |
| PSEUDONYMOUSLY | • pseudonymously adv. Under a pseudonym. • pseudonymously adv. (Computing, law) Pertaining to pseudonymization. • PSEUDONYMOUS adv. using a pseudonym. |
| PSYCHOANALYSED | • psychoanalysed v. Simple past tense and past participle of psychoanalyse. • PSYCHOANALYSE v. to subject to psychoanalysis, also PSYCHOANALYZE. |
| PSYCHOANALYSER | • psychoanalyser n. One who psychoanalyses. • PSYCHOANALYSER n. one who psychoanalyses, also PSYCHOANALYZER. |
| PSYCHOANALYSES | • psychoanalyses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of psychoanalyse. • psychoanalyses n. Plural of psychoanalysis. • PSYCHOANALYSE v. to subject to psychoanalysis, also PSYCHOANALYZE. |
| PSYCHOANALYSIS | • psychoanalysis n. A family of theories and methods within the field of psychotherapy that work to find connections among… • PSYCHOANALYSIS n. the treatment of neurotic persons by the analysis of their neuroses and revelation of their origins. |
| PSYCHOANALYSTS | • psychoanalysts n. Plural of psychoanalyst. • PSYCHOANALYST n. a practitioner of psychoanalysis. |
| PSYCHOANALYZES | • psychoanalyzes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of psychoanalyze. • PSYCHOANALYZE v. to subject to psychoanalysis, also PSYCHOANALYSE. |
| PSYCHOPHYSICAL | • psychophysical adj. Of or pertaining to psychophysics. • psychophysical adj. Psychosomatic. • PSYCHOPHYSICAL adj. of or relating to psychophysics. |
| PSYCHOSEXUALLY | • psychosexually adv. In a psychosexual manner or context. • PSYCHOSEXUAL adv. of or relating to the mental, emotional, and behavioral aspects of sexual development. |
| PSYCHOSOCIALLY | • psychosocially adv. With regard to psychosociology. • PSYCHOSOCIAL adv. involving both psychological and social aspects. |
| STAPHYLOPLASTY | • staphyloplasty n. (Surgery) Plastic surgery to replace or repair the uvula and the soft palate. • STAPHYLOPLASTY n. plastic surgery involving the soft palate and the uvula. |
| SYCOPHANTISHLY | • sycophantishly adv. In a sycophantish manner. • SYCOPHANTISH adv. like a sycophant. |
| SYMPATHOLYTICS | • sympatholytics n. Plural of sympatholytic. • SYMPATHOLYTIC n. a sympatholytic drug. |