| PAPILLON | • papillon n. (Sometimes capitalized) A small dog of a certain breed having large ears. • PAPILLON n. (French) a breed of toy spaniel with erect ears. |
| PAPILLOMA | • papilloma n. (Pathology, oncology) An epithelial tumour, usually benign, with the appearance of a papilla. • PAPILLOMA n. a tumour formed by hypertrophy of a papilla or papillae, such as a wart, etc. |
| PAPILLONS | • papillons n. Plural of papillon. • PAPILLON n. (French) a breed of toy spaniel with erect ears. |
| PAPILLOSE | • papillose adj. (Botany) Bearing, covered with or resembling papillae. • PAPILLOSE adj. covered with papules or papillae, also PAPILLOUS. |
| PAPILLOTE | • papillote n. (Cooking) A small piece of aluminum foil or parchment paper, wrapped around food during cooking. • papillote n. (Hair styling, often in the plural) A small piece of paper used to roll up hair to make it curl; a curly lock. • PAPILLOTE n. (French) a paper frill decorating the end of a cutlet or other bone. |
| PAPILLOUS | • papillous adj. Alternative form of papillose. • PAPILLOUS adj. covered with papules or papillae, also PAPILLOSE. |
| PAPILLOMAS | • papillomas n. Plural of papilloma. • PAPILLOMA n. a tumour formed by hypertrophy of a papilla or papillae, such as a wart, etc. |
| PAPILLOTES | • papillotes n. Plural of papillote. • PAPILLOTE n. (French) a paper frill decorating the end of a cutlet or other bone. |
| PAPILLOMATA | • papillomata n. Plural of papilloma. • PAPILLOMA n. a tumour formed by hypertrophy of a papilla or papillae, such as a wart, etc. |
| PAPILLOMATOUS | • papillomatous adj. Having papillomae. • PAPILLOMATOUS adj. of or like a papilloma. |
| PAPILLOMATOSES | • papillomatoses n. Plural of papillomatosis. • PAPILLOMATOSIS n. the condition of having papillomata. |
| PAPILLOMATOSIS | • papillomatosis n. (Pathology) the presence of papillomas. • PAPILLOMATOSIS n. the condition of having papillomata. |
| PAPILLOMAVIRUS | • papillomavirus n. (Virology) Any variety of virus which causes warts. • PAPILLOMAVIRUS n. any of a genus of double-stranded DNA viruses that cause papillomas and are sometimes associated with human cancers of the genital tract and esp. of the cervix. |