APOTHECE | • APOTHECE n. the spore-producing organ of certain fungi. |
APOTHEGM | • apothegm n. A short, witty, instructive saying; an aphorism or maxim. • APOTHEGM n. (Greek) a short, pithy and instructive saying or formulation, also APOPHTHEGM. |
APOTHEMS | • apothems n. Plural of apothem. • APOTHEM n. (Greek) the perpendicular from centre to the side of a polygon. |
CHUPPOTH | • CHUPPAH n. (Hebrew) a Jewish wedding canopy. |
HYPOTHEC | • hypothec n. (Law) In Scotland, a landlord’s right over the stocking (Cattle, implements, etc.), and crops of his… • hypothec n. (Law) In Québec, a legal right over property used as security for an obligation, such as a mortgage. • hypothec n. (Colloquial) Everything; the whole lot. |
POTHEADS | • potheads n. Plural of pothead. • POTHEAD n. one who smokes marijuana. |
POTHEENS | • potheens n. Plural of potheen. • POTHEEN n. (Irish) illicitly distilled Irish whisky, also POITIN, POTEEN, POTTEEN. |
POTHERBS | • potherbs n. Plural of potherb. • POTHERB n. any herb used as a seasoning. |
POTHERED | • pothered v. Simple past tense and past participle of pother. • POTHER v. to make a commotion. |
POTHOLED | • potholed adj. Having potholes in its surface. • POTHOLE v. to explore (limestone potholes). |
POTHOLER | • potholer n. (British English) Someone who explores potholes as a hobby. • POTHOLER n. someone who explores limestone potholes. |
POTHOLES | • potholes n. Plural of pothole. • pot-holes n. Plural of pot-hole. • pot␣holes n. Plural of pot hole. |
POTHOOKS | • pothooks n. Plural of pothook. • pot-hooks n. Plural of pot-hook. • POTHOOK n. a hook on which to hang a pot. |
POTHOSES | • pothoses n. Plural of pothos. • POTHOS n. a climbing plant. |
POTHOUSE | • pothouse n. Alternative spelling of pot-house. • pot-house n. A pub; a tavern. • POTHOUSE n. an alehouse. |