| ANAPAESTS | • anapaests n. Plural of anapaest. • anapæsts n. Plural of anapæst. • ANAPAEST n. (Greek) a type of metrical foot, also ANAPEST. |
| EMPAESTIC | • empaestic adj. (Rare) embossed. • EMPAESTIC adj. pertaining to the art of embossing. |
| EPAENETIC | • epaenetic adj. Alternative form of epænetic. • epænetic adj. (Rare) Encomiastic; laudatory; panegyrical; praiseful. • EPAENETIC adj. (archaic) eulogistic. |
| LIPAEMIAS | • lipaemias n. Plural of lipaemia. • LIPAEMIA n. an abnormal level of fat in the blood, also LIPEMIA. |
| PAEANISMS | • paeanisms n. Plural of paeanism. • PAEANISM n. the chanting of a paean. |
| PAEDERAST | • paederast n. Britain standard spelling of pederast. • pæderast n. Obsolete spelling of pederast. • PAEDERAST n. one who has anal sex with a boy, also PEDERAST. |
| PAEDEUTIC | • PAEDEUTIC adj. relating to paideutics, the science or art of teaching, also PAIDEUTIC. |
| PAEDIATRY | • paediatry n. Alternative form of paediatrics, the branch of medicine that deals with the treatment of children. • pædiatry n. Obsolete spelling of paediatry. • PAEDIATRY n. the care of children. |
| PAEDOLOGY | • paedology n. (UK) Alternative spelling of pedology. • pædology n. (Chiefly British spelling) Alternative spelling of pedology. • PAEDOLOGY n. the study of the growth and development of children, also PEDOLOGY. |
| PERICOPAE | • pericopae n. Plural of pericope. • PERICOPE n. a section from a book. |
| SPAETZLES | • spaetzles n. Plural of spaetzle. • SPAETZLE n. (German) in Jewish cooking, a small dumpling, also SPATZLE. |
| SPAEWIVES | • spaewives n. Plural of spaewife. • SPAEWIFE n. (Scots) a wise woman. |
| TROPAEOLA | • TROPAEOLUM n. a genus of South American trailing plants. |