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paedobaptistRelating to the baptism of infants or small children.paedodontistAlternative form of pedodontist.palaeoforestA forest that existed in the distant pastpalaeologistOne who studies palaeology.paleocurrent(geology) A geological feature that indicates the direction of flow of water in the geologic pastpaleohabitat(ecology, archaeology) An extinct habitat that can only be reconstructed from fossilspalindromistOne who composes palindromes.palliativist(medicine, rare) A physician who specializes in palliative care.palynologistOne who studies palynology (pollen, spores, and other particulate organic matter).panabinostatMisspelling of panobinostat.panobinostatA hydroxamic acid drug and acts as a non-selective histone deacetylase inhibitorpanresistantResistant to all forms of antibiotic.pansexualist(psychology) Pertaining to or promoting the psychological theory of pansexualism.pansocialistRare spelling of pan-socialist.pansporocystAn assemblage of several sporocystspantophagistOne who eats all kinds of food.papyrologistA student of or expert in papyrology, the study of papyrus and ancient writings on papyrus.papyropolist(rare, obsolete) Synonym of stationer: a seller of paper.parabotanistA botanist who collects plants for a herbariumparacanoeistA person who competes in paracanoeparagraphistA writer of paragraphs.paragraphletA short paragraph.paramilitantOf or pertaining to a paramilitary.paraphrasistSynonym of paraphraser.parasymbiont(biology) A parasymbiotic symbiontparochialistOne who exhibits parochialism.partitionistA political partisan who favours geopolitical partitioning.passionfruitAlternative form of passion fruit.pathovariant(pathology, biology) A pathological variant of an organismpatriarchistA supporter of masculinism or patriarchypauciloquentUsing few words when speaking.pedalcyclistAlternative form of pedal cyclist.pedosedimentA sedimentary soil.pedotrophistAn expert in rearing children.pegsunercept(pharmacology) A drug for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis.peninvariant(mathematics) Synonym of cumulant.pentachromatOne whose vision exhibits pentachromacy; one who can distinguish five primary colors.pentametristOne who writes in pentameter.perdurantistA subscriber to the philosophy of perdurantism.perennialistA supporter of perennialism.perfusionistA trained clinician who operates the heart-lung machine during cardiac and other surgeries.periaqueduct(neuroanatomy) The area surrounding the cerebral aqueductperimovementBefore and after a movement of the bodyperiodontistA dentist whose speciality is periodonticspermissivist(epistemology) A supporter of permissivism.perseverauntObsolete form of perseverant.persulphuret(chemistry, obsolete) persulfidepertransient(rare) Passing through; transient.pessoptimistA person who possesses elements of both pessimism and optimism.petrochemistOne who studies or works in petrochemistry.petroproductA petroleum product; either crude oil or a derivative.phaeopigment(biochemistry) A non-photosynthetic pigment which is the degradation product of algal chlorophyll pigments. It is commonly formed during and after marine phytoplankton blooms.phallologistAn expert in phallologyphenoconvertSynonym of phenocopy.phenodeviant(genetics) An individual whose phenotype is significantly different from that of others in the populationphilalethist(obsolete) A lover of truth.phillumenistA person who collects match-related items, like matchbox labels, matchboxes, matchbooks, or matchbook covers.philobiblistA person who is fond of books.philosophistA practitioner or adherent of philosophism.phlebologistOne who works in the field of phlebology; a vein specialist.phlebotomistA practitioner of phlebotomy.phosphoshiftA shift in the position of a protein in Western blot analysis (or similar) upon phosphorylationphotochemistA chemist who works in photochemistryphotocurrentAny electric current that flows as a result of photoconductivity or the photovoltaic effectphotodisruptTo cause photodisruptionphotoelementThe part of a photoelectric device that converts light energy into electricityphotoinhibitTo photochemically inhibitphotometristA specialist in photometry.photooxidant(chemistry) The product of a photooxidation reactionphotopigmentAny pigment that is unstable in the presence of light; used especially of the chromophore pigments in the rod cells and cone cells of the eyephotoproduct(chemistry) Any product of a photochemical reaction.photoprotect(transitive) To have a photoprotective effect upon.photoquadratA quadrat that is photographed for later analysis of species contentphotoreagent(chemistry) Any photochemical reagentphotorealistAn artist who works in photorealism.phototypeset(transitive) To typeset by a phototypesetting process.phragmoplast(biology) A structure that forms in plant cells during late cytokinesis and serves as a scaffold for cell plate assembly and subsequent formation of a new cell wall separating the two daughter cells.phrenologistAn adherent or practitioner of phrenology.physiologistA person who studies or specializes in physiology.phytochemistA person involved in phytochemistry.phytoextractAn extract from a plant.phytopigmentAny pigment that occurs naturally in a plantphytoproductAny product of plant originpianofortist(music) A person who plays the pianoforte.pictorialistAn artist working in the style of pictorialism.pleuripotentMisspelling of pluripotent.plinthaquult(geology) A plinthic aquultploughwright(chiefly British) Alternative spelling of plowwright.pneumatocyst(marine biology) A sac or other structure containing air and used for flotation by a marine organism, chiefly used in reference to those of kelps and siphonophores.pneumologistSynonym of pulmonologist.poikiloblastA porphyroblast mineral containing small inclusions of the previous rock.polemologistA student of or expert in polemology.politologist(rare) A person who studies politology; a political scientist.pollutionistA person who tolerates pollution, especially if part of big business.poltophagistOne who practises poltophagy.polycentristA proponent of polycentrism.polychromist(art) A person who applies paint to statuespolydemonistA worshipper of many demons; a believer in polydemonism.polyfilamentComposed of multiple filamentspolyglottistSynonym of polyglot (“multilingual person”).polygraphistA person skilled in the operation of a polygraph (lie detector)polyinhalantA mixture of inhalants.polylinguistA person who is fluent in numerous languages.polyphyodontAny animal whose teeth are continuously replaced.polytechnist(archaic) One who studied at a polytechnic.polytonalist(music) A person who composes or plays polytonal musicpostaccidentOccurring after an accidentpostcataractAfter cataract.postconflictOccurring after a conflictpostconquestAfter a conquest.postcontrastFollowing administration of a contrast mediumpostdominant(graph theory) That postdominates.postexistentexisting or living afterwardpostfeministPertaining to postfeminism.posthumanist(philosophy) One who subscribes to posthumanism.postinternet(often attributive) Society and modes of interaction following the widespread adoption of the internet, especially in arts and criticism.postjudgmentAlternative form of post-judgment.postmidnightAfter midnight, but before dawn.postmovement(physiology) After a physical movement.postponementA delay, as a formal delay in a proceeding.potamologistOne who studies rivers.potentialistOne who subscribes to potentialism.potentiostat(physics) A device that maintains a constant potential during the course of a coulometric titration.practicalistOne who focuses on what is practical rather than theory or ideals.pragmaticistOne who studies pragmatics.praseocobaltA green variety of cobalt.praxeologistOne who studies praxeology.prealignmentalignment prior to some other operationpreallotmentThe process of allotting in advance.preamendmentBefore an amendment.prebreakfastBefore breakfast.prebroadcastBefore a broadcast.precisianistA precisian; a religious purist or Puritan.precisionistOne who values precision.precoagulantA coagulant used in precoagulationprecognisantAlternative spelling of precognizant.precognizantDisplaying precognitionprecommunistBefore the introduction of communism.precompetentPrior to becoming competent.preconfluentPrior to confluence (of cells)preconstruct(transitive) To construct in advance.predisponent(archaic, medicine) Disposing beforehand; predisposing.preenactmentPrior enactment.preenrolmentPrior to enrolmentpreinterpret(transitive) To interpret in advance.prejudgementAlternative spelling of prejudgment.premalignantPrecancerous.preplacementBefore placement.preponderantHaving greater or the greatest weight, quantity, importance or force.prepubescentBefore the age at which a person begins puberty.presenescentBefore the onset of senescence.presentimentA premonition; a feeling that something, often of undesirable nature, is going to happen.presocialist(socialism) Preceding socialism; before a socialist revolution.preterfluent(obsolete) flowing bypretransportOccurring before transportation.pretreatmentPrior to treatment.preventivist(rare) A preventionist.principalist(politics) A radical conservative.privatdocentAlternative form of privatdozent.privatdozentIn some European countries, an academic who holds all formal qualifications (doctorate and habilitation) to become a tenured university professor.probationistOne who is on probation.problematistOne who proposes problems (questions or puzzles).procoagulant(biochemistry) Any of various precursors of the blood factors necessary for coagulationprocommunistIn favour of communism.proctologistA doctor specializing in the colon, rectum, and anus; an expert in proctology.prodefendantIn favour of the defendant in a legal case.productivistOf or pertaining to productivism.professoriatAlternative form of professoriate (“professors in general”).projectivistRelating to projectivism.promalignantThat causes, or leads to malignancyproneuromastThe collection of cells that develops to form a neuromastpropagandistA person who disseminates propaganda.propogandistMisspelling of propagandist.propoundmentThe act of propounding.proroguementThe act of proroguing; a prolongation or extension.prosenescent(biology) Promoting senescence.prosocialistSupporting or in favour of socialism.protacrodontAny extinct shark of the order ProtacrodontiformesproteomicistA scientist whose speciality is proteomicsprotochemistAn early chemist; a practitioner of protochemistry.protocollistAlternative form of protocolist.protofascist(politics) Showing the beginnings of fascism.protosolvent(chemistry) Any protonated solvent (containing hydrogen atoms), especially when residually present during NMR spectroscopyprotruberantMisspelling of protuberant.proximalmost(anatomy) most proximalpsephologistAn expert in psephology.pseudoaddict(medicine) A person suffering from pseudoaddiction.pseudoforest(graph theory) an undirected graph in which every connected component has at most one cyclepseudoincestSexual involvement between family members who are not blood relations (e.g., siblings by adoption, stepparents and stepchildren, in-laws).pseudologistSomeone who says falsehoods; a liar; a pseudologue.pseudomodestApparently, but not actually, modest.pseudomoment(mathematics) A numerical entity that combines the properties of moments and metricspseudomutantRelating to, or produced by pseudomutationpseudopocketAn illusory periodontal pocket, detectable by probing measurements, but actually caused by gingival hyperplasia.pseudoracist(rare) Pertaining to or exhibiting pseudoracism, discrimination which is similar to racism.pseudosecretA supposed secret that is not actually secret; open secret.pseudosilent(genetics) Apparently, but not actually, silent.pseudoweightThe weight of a pseudocodewordpsomophagistOne who practises psomophagy.psychanalystAlternative form of psychoanalyst.psychiatristA medical doctor specializing in psychiatry.psychoeffectA psychological effectpsychologistAn expert in the field of psychology.ptochologistSomeone who specialises in ptochologypurpurascentAlternative form of purpurescent.purpurescent(rare) Somewhat purple; tinged with purple.pussyologist(vulgar, humorous, slang, rare) Someone who specializes in knowledge of the vagina.putrefacientOf, pertaining to, or causing putrefaction.putrefactantAny material that causes putrefactionpyrotechnist(figurative) One who demonstrates a brilliant display, as of rhetoric or wit, or of virtuosity in the performing arts.