| CINEPHILE | • cinephile n. An enthusiast of films and the cinema; a cineast. • CINEPHILE n. a lover of the cinema. |
| EPHIALTES | • ephialtes n. (Obsolete) an incubus; a nightmare. • Ephialtes prop.n. An Athenian political figure who pioneered an early form of democracy. • Ephialtes prop.n. (Greek mythology) Either of two Giants. |
| MEPHITISM | • mephitism n. Alternative form of mephitis. • MEPHITISM n. poisoning by mephitis. |
| PSEPHISMS | • psephisms n. Plural of psephism. • PSEPHISM n. (historical) a decree of the Athenian assembly (from their voting with pebbles). |
| PSEPHITES | • psephites n. Plural of psephite. • PSEPHITE n. a rock composed of small pebbles. |
| PSEPHITIC | • psephitic adj. Of or relating to psephite. • PSEPHITIC adj. of or relating to pebbles. |
| TEPHIGRAM | • tephigram n. (Meteorology) A graph that shows how dew point is dependent on temperature and entropy. • TEPHIGRAM n. a diagram on which information about vertical variation in the atmosphere is plotted. |
| TEPHILLAH | • tephillah n. Alternative form of tefilla. • TEPHILLAH n. (Hebrew) a phylactery worn by Jews, also TEFILLAH. |
| TEPHILLIN | • tephillin n. Plural of tephillah. • TEPHILLAH n. (Hebrew) a phylactery worn by Jews, also TEFILLAH. |
| TREPHINED | • trephined v. Simple past tense and past participle of trephine. • TREPHINE v. to cut holes in the skull with a surgical saw, also TREPAN, TRAPAN. |
| TREPHINER | • trephiner n. A trepanner. • TREPHINER n. a surgeon who uses a trephine. |
| TREPHINES | • trephines n. Plural of trephine. • trephines v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of trephine. • TREPHINE v. to cut holes in the skull with a surgical saw, also TREPAN, TRAPAN. |