ARCHPRIESTSHIPS | • ARCHPRIESTSHIP n. the office of archpriest. |
ASTROPHOTOGRAPH | • astrophotograph n. Alternative form of astrophoto. • ASTROPHOTOGRAPH n. a photograph of a celestial body. |
CRYPTOGRAPHISTS | • cryptographists n. Plural of cryptographist. • CRYPTOGRAPHIST n. one who studies cryptographs. |
EPHEMEROPTERANS | • ephemeropterans n. Plural of ephemeropteran. • EPHEMEROPTERAN n. any insect of the mayfly family. |
HYPERPARASITISM | • hyperparasitism n. (Biology) parasitism by one parasite upon another. • HYPERPARASITISM n. the state of being a hyperparasite, a parasite that is parasitic upon another parasite. |
PARTHENOCARPIES | • PARTHENOCARPY n. fruit production without fertilization. |
PARTHENOCARPOUS | • parthenocarpous adj. Alternative form of parthenocarpic. • PARTHENOCARPOUS adj. relating to parthenocarpy. |
PERIPHERALITIES | • peripheralities n. Plural of peripherality. • PERIPHERALITY n. the state of being peripheral. |
PROBATIONERSHIP | • probationership n. The state of being a probationer; novitiate. • PROBATIONERSHIP n. the state of being a probationer. |
PROCURATORSHIPS | • procuratorships n. Plural of procuratorship. • PROCURATORSHIP n. the office of procurator. |
PROTOSPATHAIRES | • PROTOSPATHAIRE n. (historical) the captain of the guards at Byzantium, also PROTOSPATAIRE, PROTOSPATHARIUS. |
PROTOSPATHARIUS | • protospatharius n. Alternative form of protospatharios. • PROTOSPATHARIUS n. (historical) the captain of the guards at Byzantium, also PROTOSPATAIRE, PROTOSPATHAIRE. |
PTERYLOGRAPHIES | • pterylographies n. Plural of pterylography. • PTERYLOGRAPHY n. a description of pterylae. |
PYRETOTHERAPIES | • PYRETOTHERAPY n. medical treatment by causing fever. |
PYROPHOTOGRAPHS | • PYROPHOTOGRAPH n. a burnt-in photograph, e.g. on glass or porcelain. |
SPECTROGRAPHIES | • SPECTROGRAPHY n. the use of the spectrograph. |
STAPHYLORRHAPHY | • staphylorrhaphy n. The operation of uniting a cleft palate by paring and bringing together the edges of the cleft. • STAPHYLORRHAPHY n. the operation of uniting a cleft palate. |