| ANTIPERISTALTIC | • antiperistaltic adj. (Physiology) Of or relating to antiperistalsis. • antiperistaltic adj. (Pharmacology) That blocks or stops peristalsis. • antiperistaltic n. A drug that blocks peristalsis. |
| DIASTALTIC | • diastaltic adj. (Biology) Of or pertaining to diastalsis. • diastaltic adj. (Music) Of Ancient Greek music: having an elevating influence. • DIASTALTIC adj. (Greek music) of intervals, extended; of style, bold. |
| GESTALT | • gestalt n. A collection of physical, biological, psychological or symbolic elements that creates a whole, unified… • gestalt n. Shape, form. • Gestalt n. Alternative letter-case form of gestalt. |
| GESTALTEN | • gestalten n. Plural of gestalt. • GESTALT n. (German) a shape or pattern; most often used in psychology to describe a theory or approach which aims to see something as a whole rather than breaking it into separate parts. |
| GESTALTISM | • gestaltism n. (Psychology) Gestalt psychology. • gestaltism n. (Psychology) Gestalt therapy. • GESTALTISM n. gestalt psychology. |
| GESTALTISMS | • GESTALTISM n. gestalt psychology. |
| GESTALTIST | • gestaltist n. (Psychology) A practitioner of gestalt therapy. • Gestaltist n. Alternative form of gestaltist. • GESTALTIST n. an adherent of gestaltism. |
| GESTALTISTS | • gestaltists n. Plural of gestaltist. • Gestaltists n. Plural of Gestaltist. • GESTALTIST n. an adherent of gestaltism. |
| GESTALTS | • gestalts n. Plural of gestalt. • GESTALT n. (German) a shape or pattern; most often used in psychology to describe a theory or approach which aims to see something as a whole rather than breaking it into separate parts. |
| PERISTALTIC | • peristaltic adj. (Physiology) of or pertaining to peristalsis. • PERISTALTIC adj. relating to peristalsis. |
| PERISTALTICALLY | • peristaltically adv. In terms of, or by means of, peristalsis. • PERISTALTIC adv. relating to peristalsis. |
| SYSTALTIC | • systaltic adj. (Biology) Capable of, or taking place by, alternate contraction and dilatation. • systaltic adj. (Music) Of Ancient Greek music: having a depressing influence. • SYSTALTIC adj. of the nature of contraction, esp. with alternate contraction and dilatation. |