| CICATRICIAL | • cicatricial adj. Caused by a scar. • CICATRICIAL adj. of or like a cicatrice. |
| GERIATRICIAN | • geriatrician n. (Medicine) A medical doctor specialising in the assessment and treatment of elderly people. • GERIATRICIAN n. a specialist in geriatrics. |
| GERIATRICIANS | • geriatricians n. Plural of geriatrician. • GERIATRICIAN n. a specialist in geriatrics. |
| PAEDIATRICIAN | • paediatrician n. Alternative spelling of pediatrician. • pædiatrician n. Alternative spelling of pediatrician. • PAEDIATRICIAN n. a specialist in children's ailments. |
| PAEDIATRICIANS | • paediatricians n. Plural of paediatrician. • pædiatricians n. Plural of pædiatrician. • PAEDIATRICIAN n. a specialist in children's ailments. |
| PATRICIAN | • patrician n. (Ancient Rome) A member of any of the families constituting the populus Romanus, or body of Roman citizens… • patrician n. A person of high birth; a nobleman. • patrician n. One familiar with the works of the Christian Fathers; one versed in patristic lore or life. |
| PATRICIANLY | • patricianly adj. Befitting a patrician. • PATRICIAN adv. aristocratic. |
| PATRICIANS | • patricians n. Plural of patrician. • PATRICIAN n. a member or descendant by blood or adoption of one of the original families of citizens forming the Roman people; an aristocrat. |
| PATRICIATE | • patriciate n. The rank of a patrician. • patriciate n. The aristocracy or nobility. • PATRICIATE n. the patrician class; the aristocracy. |
| PATRICIATES | • patriciates n. Plural of patriciate. • PATRICIATE n. the patrician class; the aristocracy. |
| PEDIATRICIAN | • pediatrician n. (American spelling) A physician that specializes in pediatrics; the medical care of infants, children… • PEDIATRICIAN n. a specialist in pediatrics. |
| PEDIATRICIANS | • pediatricians n. Plural of pediatrician. • PEDIATRICIAN n. a specialist in pediatrics. |