| OPPRESSORS | • oppressors n. Plural of oppressor. • OPPRESSOR n. one that oppresses. |
| PREPOSTORS | • prepostors n. Plural of prepostor. • PREPOSTOR n. (Latin) the name used for a prefect in some English public schools, also PRAEPOSTOR, PREPOSITOR. |
| PREPROCESS | • preprocess v. (Computing) To process in advance. • pre-process v. Alternative spelling of preprocess. • PREPROCESS v. to process beforehand. |
| PRIORSHIPS | • priorships n. Plural of priorship. • PRIORSHIP n. the state or office of prior, also PRIORATE. |
| PROCRYPSES | • PROCRYPSIS n. protective coloration. |
| PROCRYPSIS | • PROCRYPSIS n. protective coloration. |
| PROPERNESS | • properness n. The state or condition of being proper; propriety. • properness n. (Mathematics) The state or condition of being proper (Of a proper fraction, proper subset, etc.). • properness n. (Obsolete) Excellence, quality. |
| PROPULSORS | • propulsors n. Plural of propulsor. • PROPULSOR n. something which propels. |
| PROSCRIPTS | • proscripts n. Plural of proscript. • PROSCRIPT n. a person who is proscribed. |
| PROSPEROUS | • prosperous adj. Characterized by success. • prosperous adj. Well off; affluent. • prosperous adj. Favorable. |
| REPURPOSES | • repurposes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of repurpose. • REPURPOSE v. to purpose anew. |
| SPOROCARPS | • sporocarps n. Plural of sporocarp. • SPOROCARP n. a closed body or conceptacle containing one or more masses of spores or sporangia. |
| SUPERPORTS | • superports n. Plural of superport. • SUPERPORT n. a superior port. |
| SUPPORTERS | • supporters n. Plural of supporter. • SUPPORTER n. a figure in heraldry depicted as holding up a shield. |
| SUPPRESSOR | • suppressor n. A device which suppresses something, especially an electronic or mechanical device. • suppressor n. A person who suppresses others, a tyrant. • suppressor n. (Genetics) A gene that suppresses the effect of another through epistasis. |