| INTERPRETATED | • interpretated adj. Misspelling of interpreted. • INTERPRETATE v. (archaic) to interpret. |
| INTERPRETATES | • INTERPRETATE v. (archaic) to interpret. |
| LITHONTRIPTOR | • lithontriptor n. Alternative form of lithotriptor. • LITHONTRIPTOR n. a device that crushes stones in the bladder by ultrasound, also LITHOTRIPTER, LITHOTRIPTOR, LITHOTRITE, LITHOTRITOR. |
| LITHOTRIPTERS | • lithotripters n. Plural of lithotripter. • LITHOTRIPTER n. a device that crushes stones in the bladder by ultrasound, also LITHONTRIPTOR, LITHOTRIPTOR, LITHOTRITE, LITHOTRITOR. |
| LITHOTRIPTORS | • lithotriptors n. Plural of lithotriptor. • LITHOTRIPTOR n. a device that crushes stones in the bladder by ultrasound, also LITHONTRIPTOR, LITHOTRIPTER, LITHOTRITE, LITHOTRITOR. |
| ORTHOPTERISTS | • orthopterists n. Plural of orthopterist. • ORTHOPTERIST n. a student of insects. |
| PRETERMITTERS | • PRETERMITTER n. one who pretermits. |
| PRETERMITTING | • pretermitting v. Present participle of pretermit. • PRETERMIT v. to omit, neglect to mention. |
| PRETREATMENTS | • pretreatments n. Plural of pretreatment. • PRETREATMENT n. treatment in advance. |
| PROTECTORATES | • protectorates n. Plural of protectorate. • PROTECTORATE n. an area governed by a protector. |
| PROTONOTARIAT | • PROTONOTARIAT n. the college constituted by the twelve apostolical prothonotaries (bishops and senior members of the curia) in Rome, also PROTHONOTARIAT. |
| PYROTARTRATES | • pyrotartrates n. Plural of pyrotartrate. • PYROTARTRATE n. a salt of tartaric acid. |
| TRAINSPOTTERS | • trainspotters n. Plural of trainspotter. • train␣spotters n. Plural of train spotter. • TRAINSPOTTER n. a train-watching enthusiast. |
| TRICHOPTERIST | • TRICHOPTERIST n. someone who studies the caddis flies. |
| TRIPARTITIONS | • tripartitions n. Plural of tripartition. • TRIPARTITION n. division into three parts. |
| TROPOSCATTERS | • TROPOSCATTER n. the propagation of radio waves by using irregularities in the troposphere to scatter the signals beamed up by means of high-powered UHF transmitters and parabolic antennas. |