| PHELLODERMS | • phelloderms n. Plural of phelloderm. • PHELLODERM n. a layer of green parenchymatous cells formed on the inner side of the phellogen, the tissue of young cells which produces cork cells. |
| PHELLOGENIC | • phellogenic adj. Relating to, or composed of phellogen. • PHELLOGENIC adj. of or like phellogen, the tissue of young cells which produces cork cells, also PHELLOGENETIC. |
| PHENACAINES | • PHENACAINE n. a crystalline base or its hydrochloride of local anaesthetic. |
| PHENACETINS | • phenacetins n. Plural of phenacetin. • PHENACETIN n. an antipyretic drug. |
| PHENETICIST | • pheneticist n. One who uses phenetics. • PHENETICIST n. a practitioner of phenetics. |
| PHENETIDINE | • phenetidine n. (Organic chemistry) o-, m- or p-aminophenyl-ethyl ether. • PHENETIDINE n. a liquid amine used in the manufacture of dyestuffs. |
| PHENFORMINS | • PHENFORMIN n. a biguanide administered orally in the treatment of diabetes to lower blood levels of glucose. |
| PHENOCOPIES | • phenocopies n. Plural of phenocopy. • PHENOCOPY n. a copy of a genetic abnormality that is produced by the environment and cannot be inherited. |
| PHENOCRYSTS | • phenocrysts n. Plural of phenocryst. • PHENOCRYST n. a larger crystal in a porphyritic rock. |
| PHENOLATING | • PHENOLATE v. to subject to the action of a phenolate. |
| PHENOLOGIES | • phenologies n. Plural of phenology. • PHENOLOGY n. the study of organisms as affected by climate, also PHAENOLOGY. |
| PHENOLOGIST | • phenologist n. One who studies phenology. • PHENOLOGIST n. a student of phenology. |
| PHENOMENISE | • phenomenise v. Alternative form of phenomenize. • PHENOMENISE v. to bring into the world of experience, also PHENOMENIZE. |
| PHENOMENISM | • phenomenism n. Phenomenalism. • PHENOMENISM n. the doctrine that knowledge can only comprehend phenomena, also PHENOMENALISM. |
| PHENOMENIST | • phenomenist n. Synonym of phenomenalist. • PHENOMENIST n. a believer in phenomenism. |
| PHENOMENIZE | • phenomenize v. (Transitive) To bring into the realm of experience. • PHENOMENIZE v. to bring into the world of experience, also PHENOMENISE. |
| PHENOMENONS | • phenomenons n. (Sometimes proscribed) plural of phenomenon. • PHENOMENON n. anything directly apprehended by the senses or one of them, also PHAENOMENON. |
| PHENOTYPING | • phenotyping n. (Genetics) The construction, recording and analysis of phenotypes. • PHENOTYPE v. to categorise by phenotype, also PHAENOTYPE. |
| PHENTERMINE | • phentermine n. An appetite suppressant of the amphetamine and phenethylamine classes. |
| PHENYLAMINE | • phenylamine n. (Organic chemistry) Alternative name for aniline (C6H5NH2). • PHENYLAMINE n. another name for aniline. |