| antipathetic |
having a fundamental dislike of or aversion to someone or something. [2 definitions] |
| antipathy |
a deep, continuing dislike; aversion; hatred. [2 definitions] |
| antiperiodic |
preventing the periodic recurrence of disease such as malaria. [2 definitions] |
| antiperistalsis |
reverse movement in the intestines, alimentary canal, or similar organs, causing the contents of these organs to move backwards. |
| antipersonnel |
designed to kill or injure people, as opposed to destroying machinery or buildings. |
| antiperspirant |
a preparation used to decrease perspiration, esp. in the underarms. |
| antipesticide |
combined form of pesticide. |
| antiphlogistic |
acting to reduce inflammation or fever. [2 definitions] |
| antiphon |
a song or part of a song to be sung in response, often in a religious service. |
| antiphonary |
a collection of antiphons in book form. |
| antiphony |
singing or chanting done alternately or responsively by two groups. |
| antipiracy |
combined form of piracy. |
| antiplague |
combined form of plague. |
| antiplaque |
combined form of plaque. |
| antipleasure |
combined form of pleasure. |
| antipode |
a direct opposite. |
| antipodes |
places directly opposite each other on the surface of the earth, as the North Pole and the South Pole. |
| antipolice |
combined form of police. |
| antipolitical |
combined form of political. |
| antipolitics |
combined form of politics. |
| antipollution |
designed to decrease or stop pollution of the environment. [2 definitions] |