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palaeocurrentAlternative spelling of paleocurrent.palaeohabitatAlternative form of paleohabitat.paleobotanistA botanist who specializes in paleobotany; someone who studies plant fossils.paleographist(American spelling) Alternative form of palaeographist.paleosedimentAn ancient sedimentpalingenesist(obsolete, rare) One who believes in palingenesis or rebirth.pangrammatistOne who composes pangrams.panspermatistAlternative form of panspermist.pansporoblastA reproductive structure found in certain parasitic protozoa.pantheologistOne versed in pantheology.parabiologistA person who dabbles in parabiologyparamalignant(pathology) Beside a malignancyparanormalistA person with an interest in the paranormal.paraphysicistOne who studies paraphysics.parapowerliftTo take part in parapowerlifting.parascientistOne who carries out parascience.paratherapistA paraprofessional trained to assist a therapist.paremiologistOne who studies proverbs.paronomasiastOne who engages in paronomasia, or wordplay; a punster.particularistOne who holds to particularism.partitionmentThe act of partitioning.pataphysicistA person involved in pataphysics.pathosymbiontA pathological symbiontpedotherapistA person who practises pedotherapy.pejorationist(rare) Synonym of pejorist.pentacovalent(chemistry) Having five covalent bondsperceptionistA proponent of perceptionism.percussionistA trained musician who plays percussion instruments, as opposed to a drummer who lacks formal training.perfectionistSomeone who is unwilling to settle for anything that is not perfect or does not meet extremely high standards.perindoprilat(pharmacology) An ACE inhibitor.periodicalistSomeone who publishes, or writes for, a periodical. A kind of journalist.peripheralistA proponent of peripheralism.peripubescentOf the first onset of puberty; in the early stages of puberty; that is or are becoming pubescent.personologistOne who studies personology.perspectivistA proponent of perspectivism.phalansteristA Fourierite; a proponent of the phalanstery system.pharmaceutist(dated) One skilled in pharmacy; a pharmacist.pharmacopeistOne who maintains, researches or studies pharmacopeia.phenodominant(genetics) Relating to a dominant phenotypephenomenalistOne who subscribes to the philosophy of phenomenalism.philotechnistA person who is fond of the arts.phlogistonist(chemistry) An early chemist who studied the presumed material phlogiston.phonographistA phonographer.phosphomutant(biochemistry, genetics) A mutant protein that is a phosphoprotein, wherein the mutation changes one or more amino acids modifiable by phosphorylation into non-phosphorylatable residues.phosphosilent(biochemistry) Describing a mutation that disrupts phosphorylationphosphotarget(biochemistry) a target for phosphorylationphotocatalyst(chemistry) A substance that absorbs light and, in doing so, catalyzes a reaction.photodocumentTo document with photographsphotoelectret(physics) An electret produced when a source of illumination is removed from a photoconductor in an electric fieldphotofragment(physics) A fragment produced by photodissociationphotographist(dated) One who produces photographs.photomovementSynonym of phototaxis.photomuralistAn artist who creates photomurals.photoportraitphoto portrait; an artfully taken photographphotosymbiont(biology) An organism in a photosymbiotic relationshipphototolerant(biology) tolerant to lightphototransectA transect that is part of a photosurveyphraseologistA writer or speaker who coins clever phrases; One who is eloquent.physiochemistOne who studies physiochemistry.physiocratistSynonym of physiocrat.physiognomistOne who studies, or is an expert in, physiognomy; one who studies the outer appearance of the person (primarily the face) to acquire knowledge of the inner personality.phytonutrientAny substance of plant origin that provides nutrition; a nutritious phytochemicalphytosymbiontA symbiont that is a plantphytotoxicantAny substance that is toxic to plantspiezotolerantThat can tolerate great pressure (as in the deep sea)piflufolastatA radiopharmaceutical diagnostic agent.piphilologist(mathematics) Someone who creates or uses mnemonics to memorize sections of the number pi (π).planetologistA planetary scientist.planktologistOne who studies planktology.plasmiductant(biology) A cell formed by plasmiductionpleasurecraftAlternative spelling of pleasure craft.plumbisolventAlternative form of plumbosolvent.plumbosolventExhibiting plumbosolvency.pluterperfect(rare) Alternative form of pluperfect.pococurantistA nonchalant, indifferent person.polariscopistOne who uses a polariscope.polydaemonistAlternative form of polydemonist.polymastodontAny mammal of the genus Polymastodon (known only as fossils)polynomialistA proponent of polynomialism.polyprotodontAny marsupial of the order †Polyprotodontia.polyresistantResistant to multiple substances, especially pharmaceuticals or disinfectants.polysulphuret(chemistry, obsolete) A polysulfide.pomiculturistOne who cultivates fruit.populationistA follower of populationismpornographistA pornographer.porphyroblast(geology) A relatively large crystal within a metamorphic rockpossessionistA proponent of possessionism.postanarchistRelating to postanarchism.postbreakfastAfter breakfast.postbroadcastAfter a broadcast.postcommunistAfter communism.postconfluentFollowing confluence (of cells)postdecrementAlternative form of post-decrement.posteriormost(anatomy) Nearest the posterior or back endpostformalistApplying the postformal stage of cognitive development.postgenderistA supporter of postgenderism.posthectomist(rare) Someone who performs posthectomies.postholocaustAfter the Holocaust.postincrementAlternative form of post-increment.postplacementAfter placement.postpubescentThat occurs after puberty.postsocialistAfter socialism.poststarburstFollowing a starburstposttreatmentFollowing treatment.potichomanistOne who decorates a glass vessel by potichomania.poxvirologistA virologist who specialises in poxvirusespreadjustmentprevious adjustmentpreadolescentOf or relating to preadolescence.preambivalent(psychiatry) Of or relating to an early oral stage, prior to recognition of external objects and the development of ambivalent feelings toward them.preameloblastThe precursor of an ameloblastpreantepenultThe last syllable but three (of a word or other utterance); the fourth-to-last syllable.preassessmentBefore an assessment.preattachmentPrior to an attachment, especially (psychology) before an infant has formed a particular bond with its caregiver.precapitalistPertaining to precapitalism, a time before capitalism.precommitmentA prior commitmentpredelinquentAt risk of falling into delinquency.predeploymentBefore deployment.predicativist(philosophy, logic) An advocate of predicativism.preemploymentBefore employment.preengagementPrior engagement or obligation, for example by contract or promise.preenrichmentenrichment prior to some other processpreenrollmentAlternative form of preenrolment.preexperimentBefore an experiment takes place.prefigurementThe act of prefiguring.preimpairmentBefore the onset of impairment.preindictmentBefore indictment.premonishment(archaic) Previous warning or admonition; forewarning.preordainmentThe act of preordaining something.preosteoblastA mesenchymal cell that differentiates to form an osteoblastpreosteoclastA type of cell that develops into an osteoclastpreretirementOccurring or existing before retirement, or in preparation for retirement.presettlementBefore settlement.preterperfect(grammar, archaic) perfectpretournamentOccurring before, or in preparation for, a tournamentpretransplantBefore a transplant.preventionistOne who tries to prevent something from happening; an advocate of prevention.primatologistA specialist in primatology.procapitalistAn advocate or supporter of capitalism.proceduralistAn advocate of proceduralismprocessionist(India) A person who marches in a procession.processualistAn advocate of processualismproconvulsantThat produces convulsionprodepressantThat provokes depressionproductionistan advocate of productionismprofibroblast(biology) A structure that develops into a fibroblastprognosticantSynonym of prognosticatory.progovernmentIn favour of the government.programmatistSynonym of programmist.progressivistAn advocate of progressivism.proheterocystA structure, in cyanobacteria, that develops into a heterocystprojectionistA person who operates a film projector, especially one who does so as an occupation at a movie theatre or drive-in theatre.promonarchistIn favour of monarchism.promyeloblastA structure that develops into a myeloblastpronormoblastA proerythroblast.pronouncementAn official public announcement.proprietariatPeople who own property.prorevivalist(religion) A supporter of revival or revivalism.proseparatistAlternative spelling of pro-separatist.prostheticistAlternative form of prosthetist.prosthologist(very rare) Someone skilled in the design, manufacture and fitting of prostheses.prosurfactantThat promotes the formation of surfactants, especially in lung tissueprotectionistOf or pertaining to protectionism, or an advocate thereof.proteinoplast(biology) A specialized leucoplast containing protein in crystalline form for use in enzyme activity.protochronistPertaining to or supporting protochronism ("the idea that Latin or other languages are descended from Romanian").protofeministPreceding but anticipating or laying the groundwork for feminism.protofilamentA filament of polymerized tubulin in a cell, which becomes part of a microtubuleproverbialistSomeone who often uses proverbs in speech or writing.provincialistOne who lives in a province; a provincial.provisionmentThe supplying of provisions.prudentialistOne who is governed by, or acts from, prudential motives.pseudocompact(mathematics, of a space) having a bounded imagepseudoconcept(linguistics) A set of things (e.g. blue things, round things) conceptualized by a child who is learning language, approximating a general concept of something.pseudocorrectSeeming or presented to be correct, but actually incorrect.pseudodatasetA data set composed of pseudodata.pseudoelement(computing, Internet, Cascading Style Sheets) An object in code that behaves like an HTML element but is not a true element.pseudoextinctextinct, but with members of a daughter species remaining alivepseudoneglectA mild asymmetry in spatial attention, displayed by neurologically normal individuals, in which the left side of space tends to be favoured, making leftward errors in line bisections as well as in the judgment of brightness, numerosity, and size quite common.pseudopatient(medicine) A person who poses as a patient so that research may be conducted or staff trained.pseudoperfect(mathematics) Of a number, having proper divisors, some or all of which sum to the number itself.pseudoprophetA false prophet; one who only claims to be a prophet.psychoanalystA practitioner of psychoanalysis.psychochemistOne who studies psychochemistry.psychometristA professional who administers and scores psychological and neuropsychological measures.psychopathist(medicine, dated) One who studies mental illness.psychroplanet(astronomy) A habitable planet that has a surface temperature of −50 to 0°C (colder than is optimal for most terrestrial life), such as Mars.pteridologistA person who studies ferns and other pteridophytes.pulmonologistA physician who specializes in pulmonology.