| CATAPHRACTS | • cataphracts n. Plural of cataphract. • CATAPHRACT n. a suit of mail; a soldier in full armour. |
| DIAPHRAGMAL | • diaphragmal adj. Of or relating to the diaphragm. • DIAPHRAGMAL adj. relating to the diaphragm. |
| DIAPHRAGMED | • diaphragmed v. Simple past tense and past participle of diaphragm. • DIAPHRAGM v. to fit with a diaphragm. |
| METAPHRASED | • metaphrased adj. Translated literally. • METAPHRASE v. to turn prose into verse or vice versa. |
| METAPHRASES | • metaphrases n. Plural of metaphrase. • metaphrases v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of metaphrase. • METAPHRASE n. the turning of prose into verse or vice versa. |
| METAPHRASIS | • metaphrasis n. Metaphrase; direct word-for-word translation. • metaphrasis n. Metaphrase; repartee. • METAPHRASIS n. a turning of prose into verse, or verse into prose. |
| METAPHRASTS | • metaphrasts n. Plural of metaphrast. • METAPHRAST n. one who produces a metaphrase. |
| PARAPHRASED | • paraphrased v. Simple past tense and past participle of paraphrase. • PARAPHRASE v. to restate in different words. |
| PARAPHRASER | • paraphraser n. One who paraphrases. • PARAPHRASER n. one who paraphrases. |
| PARAPHRASES | • paraphrases n. Plural of paraphrase. • paraphrases v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of paraphrase. • PARAPHRASE v. to restate in different words. |
| PARAPHRASTS | • paraphrasts n. Plural of paraphrast. • PARAPHRAST n. a paraphraser. |
| PARAPHRAXES | • PARAPHRAXIS n. the inability to perform purposive movements properly, also PARAPHRAXIA. |
| PARAPHRAXIA | • PARAPHRAXIA n. the inability to perform purposive movements properly, also PARAPHRAXIS. |
| PARAPHRAXIS | • PARAPHRAXIS n. the inability to perform purposive movements properly, also PARAPHRAXIA. |