| self-oriented |
combined form of oriented. |
| self-parodist |
combined form of parodist. |
| self-parody |
combined form of parody. |
| self-perpetuating |
combined form of perpetuating. |
| self-perpetuation |
combined form of perpetuation. |
| self-pity |
a feeling of sorrow for oneself or one's troubles, esp. an exaggerated sense of sorrow or pity. |
| self-plagiarism |
combined form of plagiarism. |
| self-pleasing |
combined form of pleasing. |
| self-policing |
combined form of policing. |
| self-pollination |
the pollination of a flower through the transfer of pollen from an anther to a stigma of the same plant. (Cf. cross-pollination.) |
| self-portrait |
a description or portrayal of oneself, esp. a painting or literary piece. |
| self-possessed |
being in control of one's emotions, behavior, or the like. |
| self-possession |
control of one's behavior, emotions, reactions, or the like; composure or poise. |
| self-praise |
combined form of praise. |
| self-preoccupation |
combined form of preoccupation. |
| self-preoccupied |
combined form of preoccupied. |
| self-preservation |
the act or process of guarding or protecting oneself from injury, harm, or destruction. [2 definitions] |
| self-preserving |
combined form of preserving. |
| self-proclaimed |
so designated or characterized by oneself; self-styled. |
| self-produced |
combined form of produced. |
| self-professed |
combined form of professed. |