| APPULSIVELY | • appulsively adv. By appulsion. • APPULSIVE adv. relating to an appulse, the close approach of a planet or asteroid to a star without the occurrence of an eclipse. |
| COMPULSIONS | • compulsions n. Plural of compulsion. • COMPULSION n. an act of compelling. |
| COMPULSITOR | • compulsitor n. (Law, Scotland) That which compels. • COMPULSITOR n. in Scots law, a means of compelling. |
| COMPULSIVES | • compulsives n. Plural of compulsive. • COMPULSIVE n. one driven by an ungovernable impulse. |
| IMPULSIVELY | • impulsively adv. In an impulsive manner; with force; by impulse. • IMPULSIVE adv. given to acting on impulse. |
| IMPULSIVITY | • impulsivity n. The quality of being impulsive, impulsiveness; inclination to act on impulse rather than thought. • IMPULSIVITY n. the state of being impulsive. |
| PROPULSIONS | • propulsions n. Plural of propulsion. • PROPULSION n. the act of propelling. |
| PULSATANCES | • pulsatances n. Plural of pulsatance. • PULSATANCE n. the angular frequency of a periodic motion. |
| PULSATILITY | • pulsatility n. The state or quality of being pulsatile. • pulsatility n. The difference in the systolic and diastolic velocities in the circulation of the blood. • PULSATILITY n. the state of being pulsatile. |
| PULSATILLAS | • pulsatillas n. Plural of pulsatilla. • PULSATILLA n. another name for pasqueflower. |
| PULSATIVELY | • PULSATIVE adv. of musical instruments, played by percussion, also PULSATILE. |
| PULSIMETERS | • pulsimeters n. Plural of pulsimeter. • PULSIMETER n. an instrument for measuring the pulse. |
| PULSOMETERS | • pulsometers n. Plural of pulsometer. • PULSOMETER n. a pump that draws in water by condensation of steam in two chambers alternately. |
| REPULSIVELY | • repulsively adv. In a repulsive manner. • REPULSIVE adv. that repels. |