philosophic |
calm and rational in difficult or distressing situations; stoic. |
philosophical |
of, based on, or pertaining to philosophy or philosophers. [2 definitions] |
philosophize |
to reason in the way of a philosopher. [2 definitions] |
philosophy |
the study of the nature and principles of knowledge, truth, existence, and moral and aesthetic values. [3 definitions] |
-philous |
having a strong affinity for or association with. |
philter |
a magic potion, esp. one designed to make a person fall in love. |
philtrum |
the vertical groove between the upper lip and the nose. |
phimosis |
an abnormal condition in which the foreskin of the penis is so tight that the glans cannot be exposed. [2 definitions] |
phish |
to attempt to fraudulently obtain sensitive data, such as credit card details and security passwords, through apparently official electronic communication, such as an e-mail or text message. |
phishing |
attempts to fraudulently obtain sensitive data, such as credit card details and security passwords, through apparently official electronic communication, such as an e-mail or text message. |
phlebitis |
inflammation of a vein. |
phlebo- |
vein. |
phlebotomy |
the therapeutic drawing of blood by opening a vein. |
phlegm |
a thick mucus that is produced in the respiratory tract esp. during a cold, and discharged by coughing. [3 definitions] |
phlegmatic |
not given to shows of emotion or interest; slow to excite. [2 definitions] |
phlegmy |
of, related to, or resembling phlegm. |
phloem |
the soft tissue in vascular plants that contains tubes and other cellular and fibrous material used to conduct food. |
phlogistic |
of or pertaining to fever or inflammation. [2 definitions] |
phlogiston |
a nonexistent chemical that was once believed to be the cause of combustion and to be released by anything burning. |
phlox |
any of a number of herbs that grow primarily in North America and bear clusters of white, purple, or reddish flowers. [2 definitions] |
Phnom Penh |
the capital of Cambodia. |