| PLICAE | • plicae n. Plural of plica. • PLICA n. (Latin) a fold; also, a disease of the hair, in which it becomes twisted and matted together. |
| SPICAE | • spicae n. Plural of spica. • SPICA n. (Latin) a bandage wound around an injured limb in repeated figures-of-eight forming a series of overlapping V-shapes suggesting an ear of barley. |
| LORICAE | • loricae n. Plural of lorica. • LORICA n. (Latin) a leather corslet, also LORIC. |
| TUNICAE | • tunicae n. Plural of tunica. • TUNICA n. (Latin) an enclosing membrane or layer of tissue. |
| VESICAE | • vesicae n. Plural of vesica. • VESICA n. (Latin) a bladder, esp. a urinary bladder. |
| VOMICAE | • vomicae n. Plural of vomica. • VOMICA n. (Latin) a cavity in the body containing pus. |
| BASILICAE | • basilicae n. Plural of basilica. • BASILICA n. (Latin) a large oblong hall with double colonnades and a semicircular apse. |
| HEPATICAE | • Hepaticae prop.n. (Obsolete) A taxonomic class within the division Bryophyta – the liverworts. • HEPATICA n. (Greek) a flower, aka liverwort. |
| PACIFICAE | • PACIFICAE n. letters recommending the bearer as being at peace with the Church, aka letters pacifical. |
| SEPTICAEMIA | • septicaemia n. Alternative spelling of septicemia. • septicæmia n. (Pathology) Obsolete spelling of septicaemia. • SEPTICAEMIA n. blood-poisoning with presence of bacteria and their toxins in blood, also SEPTICEMIA. |
| SEPTICAEMIC | • septicaemic adj. Alternative spelling of septicemic. • SEPTICAEMIC adj. relating to septicaemia, also SEPTICEMIC. |
| SEPTICAEMIAS | • septicaemias n. Plural of septicaemia. • septicæmias n. Plural of septicæmia. • SEPTICAEMIA n. blood-poisoning with presence of bacteria and their toxins in blood, also SEPTICEMIA. |
| HYPERURICAEMIA | • hyperuricaemia n. (Britain) Alternative spelling of hyperuricemia. • HYPERURICAEMIA n. an abnormal elevation of uric acid in the blood, also HYPERURICEMIA. |
| HYPERURICAEMIAS | • hyperuricaemias n. Plural of hyperuricaemia. • HYPERURICAEMIA n. an abnormal elevation of uric acid in the blood, also HYPERURICEMIA. |