| ECTOPROCTS | • ectoprocts n. Plural of ectoproct. • ECTOPROCT n. a bryozoan, a moss or liverwort. |
| ENDOPROCTS | • endoprocts n. Plural of endoproct. • ENDOPROCT n. a small animal living in water. |
| ENTOPROCTS | • entoprocts n. Plural of entoproct. • ENTOPROCT n. any of a phylum of animals related to Bryozoans. |
| PERIPROCTS | • periprocts n. Plural of periproct. • PERIPROCT n. the region surrounding the anus, particularly of echinoderms. |
| PROCTALGIA | • proctalgia n. (Medicine) Pain in the anal or rectal region. • PROCTALGIA n. neuralgic pain in the rectum. |
| PROCTODAEA | • proctodaea n. Plural of proctodaeum. • PROCTODAEUM n. the posterior portion of the alimentary canal, also PROCTODEUM. |
| PROCTODEAL | • proctodeal adj. Of or pertaining to the proctodeum. • PROCTODEAL adj. relating to the proctodeum, also PROCTODAEAL. |
| PROCTODEUM | • proctodeum n. The back ectodermal part of an alimentary canal. • PROCTODEUM n. the posterior portion of the alimentary canal, also PROCTODAEUM. |
| PROCTOLOGY | • proctology n. The branch of medicine dealing with the pathology of the colon, rectum, and anus. • proctology n. (Dated) The branch of medicine dealing with the surgery of the colon, rectum, and anus. • proctology n. (Surgery) Colorectal surgery as a specialty inside proctology. |
| PROCTORAGE | • proctorage n. (Derogatory) Management by a proctor, or as if by a proctor; control; superintendence. • PROCTORAGE n. management by a proctor. |
| PROCTORIAL | • proctorial adj. Of or pertaining to a proctor or to the office of proctorship. • PROCTORIAL adj. of or pertaining to a proctor, esp. an academic proctor. |
| PROCTORING | • proctoring v. Present participle of proctor. • PROCTOR v. to officiate as a proctor. |
| PROCTORISE | • proctorise v. (Transitive, UK, university slang, archaic) To summon (a person) before the proctor of a university. • PROCTORISE v. to exercise the power of a proctor against, also PROCTORIZE. |
| PROCTORIZE | • proctorize v. Alternative form of proctorise. • PROCTORIZE v. to exercise the power of a proctor against, also PROCTORISE. |
| PROPROCTOR | • proproctor n. (UK) An assistant proctor in a university. • PROPROCTOR n. an assistant proctor. |