| AESTHESES | • aestheses n. Plural of aesthesis. • æstheses n. Plural of æsthesis. • AESTHESIS n. the ability to receive sense impressions, also AESTHESIA, ESTHESIA, ESTHESIS. |
| AESTHESIA | • aesthesia n. The ability to perceive sensations. • æsthesia n. Obsolete spelling of aesthesia. • AESTHESIA n. the ability to receive sense impressions, also AESTHESIS, ESTHESIA, ESTHESIS. |
| AESTHESIS | • aesthesis n. Alternative spelling of esthesis. • æsthesis n. Obsolete spelling of esthesis. • AESTHESIS n. the ability to receive sense impressions, also AESTHESIA, ESTHESIA, ESTHESIS. |
| AESTHETES | • aesthetes n. Plural of aesthete. • æsthetes n. Plural of æsthete. • AESTHETE n. a person who affects an extravagant love of art. |
| AESTHETIC | • aesthetic adj. Concerned with beauty, artistic impact, or appearance. • aesthetic adj. Beautiful or appealing to one’s sense of beauty or art. • aesthetic n. The study of art or beauty. |
| ASTHENIAS | • asthenias n. Plural of asthenia. • ASTHENIA n. a lack of strength, also ASTHENY. |
| ASTHENICS | • asthenics n. Plural of asthenic. • ASTHENIC n. a slender, lightly muscled person. |
| ASTHENIES | • asthenies n. Plural of astheny. • ASTHENY n. a lack of strength, also ASTHENIA. |
| DISTHENES | • disthenes n. Plural of disthene. • DISTHENE n. a mineral, aka cyanite or kyanite, so called in allusion to its unequal hardness in two different directions. |
| DUSTHEAPS | • dustheaps n. Plural of dustheap. • DUSTHEAP n. a pile of trash. |
| DYSTHESIA | • dysthesia n. (Medicine) Alternative form of dysesthesia (“abnormal sensation caused by lesions of the nervous system”). • dysthesia n. (Medicine, obsolete) A morbid habit of body, resulting in general discomfort and impatience. • DYSTHESIA n. a morbid habit of body, resulting in general discomfort and impatience. |
| DYSTHETIC | • dysthetic adj. Exhibiting or relating to dysthesia. • DYSTHETIC adj. suffering from dysthesia, a morbid habit of body, resulting in general discomfort and impatience. |
| ESTHESIAS | • esthesias n. Plural of esthesia. • ESTHESIA n. the ability to receive sensation, also ESTHESIS. |
| ESTHETICS | • esthetics n. (American spelling) Alternative form of aesthetics. • ESTHETICS n. the principles of taste and art; the philosophy of the fine arts, also AESTHETICS. |
| MASTHEADS | • mastheads n. Plural of masthead. • MASTHEAD v. to raise to the masthead; to punish by sending to the masthead. |
| POSTHEATS | • POSTHEAT v. to heat a material (usually metal) after welding or treating to relieve stresses. |