| DIPLEGIAS | • diplegias n. Plural of diplegia. • DIPLEGIA n. paralysis of a part on both sides of the body. |
| DIPLEXERS | • diplexers n. Plural of diplexer. • DIPLEXER n. a device which enables two transmitters to operate simultaneously using the same aerial. |
| DISCIPLED | • discipled v. Simple past tense and past participle of disciple. • DISCIPLE v. to cause to become a follower. |
| DISCIPLES | • disciples n. Plural of disciple. • Disciples n. Plural of Disciple. • DISCIPLE v. to cause to become a follower. |
| MANCIPLES | • manciples n. Plural of manciple. • MANCIPLE n. the steward of a college or monastery; a purveyor. |
| MULTIPLES | • multiples n. Plural of multiple. • MULTIPLE n. the product of a quantity by an integer. |
| MULTIPLET | • multiplet n. A group of many parts, particularly. • MULTIPLET n. a group of elementary particles whose members differ only in electric charge. |
| MULTIPLEX | • multiplex adj. Comprising several interleaved parts. • multiplex adj. (Botany) Having petals lying in folds over each other. • multiplex adj. (Medicine) Having multiple members with a particular condition. |
| PRINCIPLE | • principle n. A fundamental assumption or guiding belief. • principle n. A rule used to choose among solutions to a problem. • principle n. (Sometimes pluralized) Moral rule or aspect. |
| TRIPLEXED | • triplexed adj. Having a triplex arrangement. • TRIPLEX v. to provide something in triplicate. |
| TRIPLEXES | • triplexes n. Plural of triplex. • TRIPLEX v. to provide something in triplicate. |