| ANTHROPOMORPHS | • anthropomorphs n. Plural of anthropomorph. • ANTHROPOMORPH n. a stylized human figure. |
| CHLORPROPAMIDE | • chlorpropamide n. (Medicine) A sulfonylurea antidiabetic drug. • CHLORPROPAMIDE n. a sulfonylurea drug used orally to reduce blood sugar in the treatment of mild diabetes. |
| IMPROPRIATIONS | • impropriations n. Plural of impropriation. • IMPROPRIATION n. the act of impropriating. |
| MISPROPORTIONS | • misproportions v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misproportion. • MISPROPORTION v. to proportion wrongly. |
| MORPHOGRAPHERS | • morphographers n. Plural of morphographer. • MORPHOGRAPHER n. an artist who portrays forms. |
| MORPHOGRAPHIES | • morphographies n. Plural of morphography. • MORPHOGRAPHY n. a morphological description or study. |
| PAROEMIOGRAPHY | • PAROEMIOGRAPHY n. the study of proverbs. |
| PROPERISPOMENA | • properispomena n. Plural of properispomenon. • PROPERISPOMENON n. a word with the circumflex accent on the penultimate syllable. |
| PROPORTIONMENT | • proportionment n. The act or process of dividing out proportionally. • PROPORTIONMENT n. the act of proportioning. |
| PYROPHOTOMETER | • PYROPHOTOMETER n. a type of pyrometer in which the temperature of an incandescent body is determined by photometric measurement of the light it emits. |
| PYROPHOTOMETRY | • PYROPHOTOMETRY n. the measurement of the temperature of an incandescent body by photometric measurement of the light it emits. |
| RHOMBENPORPHYR | • RHOMBENPORPHYR n. an intermediate, moderately fine-grained igneous rock with feldspar phenocrysts rhombic in section, also RHOMBENPORPHYRY, RHOMBPORPHYRY. |
| SPERMATOPHORAL | • spermatophoral adj. Relating to spermatophores. • SPERMATOPHORAL adj. of or like a spermatophore, a case enclosing the spermatozoa of certain crustaceans. |
| SPERMATOPHORES | • spermatophores n. Plural of spermatophore. • SPERMATOPHORE n. a case enclosing the spermatozoa of certain crustaceans, molluscs and amphibians. |
| TROPHOTROPISMS | • TROPHOTROPISM n. direction of growth by nutritional factors. |