| APOTHEOSISE | • apotheosise v. Alternative spelling of apotheosize. • APOTHEOSISE v. to bring to perfection, also APOTHEOSIZE. |
| APOTHEOSIZE | • apotheosize v. (Transitive) To deify, to convert into a god. • apotheosize v. (Transitive) To exalt, glorify. • APOTHEOSIZE v. to bring to perfection, also APOTHEOSISE. |
| HYPOTHALAMI | • hypothalami n. Plural of hypothalamus. • HYPOTHALAMUS n. a part of the brain. |
| HYPOTHECARY | • hypothecary adj. Of, pertaining to, or arising from hypothecation, the pledging of property or mortgage as surety for a loan. • hypothecary n. (Law) The holder of a hypothec, or pledge. • HYPOTHECARY adj. of or pertaining to mortgages. |
| HYPOTHECATE | • hypothecate v. (Transitive) To pledge (something) as surety for a loan; to pawn, mortgage. • hypothecate v. (Politics, Britain) To designate a new tax or tax increase for a specific expenditure. • hypothecate v. (Australia) To designate in advance the specific purpose of expenditure for government revenues (especially taxes). |
| HYPOTHENUSE | • hypothenuse n. Dated form of hypotenuse. • HYPOTHENUSE n. the longest side of a right-angled triangle, also HYPOTENUSE. |
| HYPOTHERMAL | • hypothermal adj. Involving extremely low temperatures. • hypothermal adj. (Geology) Formed or deposited under hypothermal conditions. • HYPOTHERMAL adj. of or relating to a hydrothermal metalliferous ore vein deposited at high temperature. |
| HYPOTHERMIA | • hypothermia n. (Pathology) Abnormally low body temperature; specifically, below 35 degrees Celsius for humans. • HYPOTHERMIA n. subnormal temperature of the body. |
| HYPOTHERMIC | • hypothermic adj. Affected by hypothermia; having an abnormally low body temperature. • HYPOTHERMIC adj. relating to hypothermia. |
| HYPOTHESISE | • hypothesise v. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of hypothesize. • HYPOTHESISE v. to form a hypothesis, also HYPOTHESIZE, HYPOTHETISE, HYPOTHETIZE. |
| HYPOTHESIST | • hypothesist n. One who proposes or supports a hypothesis. • HYPOTHESIST n. one who forms a hypothesis. |
| HYPOTHESIZE | • hypothesize v. (Transitive, intransitive) To assume or assert tentatively on uncertain grounds. • HYPOTHESIZE v. to make a hypothesis, also HYPOTHESISE, HYPOTHETISE, HYPOTHETIZE. |
| HYPOTHETISE | • hypothetise v. Alternative form of hypothesize. • HYPOTHETISE v. to form a hypothesis, also HYPOTHESISE, HYPOTHESIZE, HYPOTHETIZE. |
| HYPOTHETIZE | • hypothetize v. Alternative form of hypothesize. • HYPOTHETIZE v. to form a hypothesis, also HYPOTHESISE, HYPOTHESIZE, HYPOTHETISE. |
| HYPOTHYMIAS | • HYPOTHYMIA n. a state of depression; a diminished emotional response. |
| HYPOTHYROID | • hypothyroid adj. Of or pertaining to hypothyroidism. • hypothyroid adj. Having hypothyroidism. • HYPOTHYROID adj. affected with hypothyroidism. |
| POTHECARIES | • pothecaries n. Plural of pothecary. • POTHECARY n. an apothecary, also APOTHECARY, POTICARY, POTTINGAR. |
| POTHUNTINGS | • POTHUNTING n. going round to athletic meetings to win trophies. |