| PARABAPTISM | • parabaptism n. A baptism not authorised by the established church. • PARABAPTISM n. uncanonical baptism. |
| PARABEMATIC | • PARABEMATIC adj. of or like a parabema. |
| PARABLASTIC | • parablastic adj. (Biology) Of or pertaining to the parablast. • PARABLASTIC adj. like a parablast. |
| PARABLEPSES | • parablepses n. Plural of parablepsis. • PARABLEPSIS n. false vision; oversight, also PARABLEPSY. |
| PARABLEPSIS | • parablepsis n. (Palaeography) A circumstance in which a scribe miscopies text due to inadvertently looking to the side… • PARABLEPSIS n. false vision; oversight, also PARABLEPSY. |
| PARABLEPTIC | • PARABLEPTIC adj. relating to parablepsy, false vision; oversight. |
| PARABOLANUS | • parabolanus n. (Historical, Christianity) In the early Eastern Church, a lay assistant to the clergy for tending the sick. • PARABOLANUS n. in the early eastern church, a layman who tends the sick. |
| PARABOLICAL | • parabolical adj. Parabolic. • PARABOLICAL adj. of or like a parabola, also PARABOLIC. |
| PARABOLISED | • parabolised v. Simple past tense and past participle of parabolise. • PARABOLISE v. to set forth by parable; to treat as a parable, also PARABOLIZE. |
| PARABOLISES | • parabolises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of parabolise. • PARABOLISE v. to set forth by parable; to treat as a parable, also PARABOLIZE. |
| PARABOLISTS | • parabolists n. Plural of parabolist. • PARABOLIST n. a teller of parables. |
| PARABOLIZED | • parabolized v. Simple past tense and past participle of parabolize. • PARABOLIZE v. to set forth by parable; to treat as a parable, also PARABOLISE. |
| PARABOLIZES | • parabolizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of parabolize. • PARABOLIZE v. to set forth by parable; to treat as a parable, also PARABOLISE. |
| PARABOLOIDS | • paraboloids n. Plural of paraboloid. • PARABOLOID n. a surface or solid generated by the rotation of a parabola about its axis. |