English words starting with pse - page 5

The use of a different name from your real name, especially on something you have written

Writing or written under a false name.

Using a different name from your real name, especially on something you have written

A fictitious name, especially one used by an author.

Apparent paralysis, in which movement is restricted by non-neurological causes, especially pain; an instance of this.

Apparent paralysis, in which movement is restricted by non-neurological causes, especially pain; an instance of this.

Of the nature of a pseudoparasite; apparently parasitic.

An intimately connected mass of hyphae, hairs, or filaments that forms a continuous layer of tissue resembling parenchyma.

Of the nature of or consisting of pseudoparenchyma.

An apparent or spurious paresis.

A form of parthenogenesis in which females produce eggs that give rise to females of a different form (e.g. one lacking wings, as in aphids).

Having a pseudoperculum.

A part of an animal (or plant) structure which forms or resembles a lid but is distinct from an operculum; (in gastropod molluscs) an epiphragm.

A false peridium, specifically that covering the aecium of a rust fungus.

Approximately periodic, nearly periodic; = quasiperiodic .

Having the structure of a pseudoperipteros.

A form of temple or other building with free columns forming a portico in front (and sometimes in the rear) as in a peripteral building, but with the rest of the columns engaged in the walls instead of standing free.

An instrument for changing the direction from which a sound seems to come, used for investigating the localization of sound.

A structureless aggregate of distinct unicellular slime moulds which differentiates to form a fruiting body.

Another term for pseudopodium.

= pseudopodial .

A temporary protrusion of the surface of an amoeboid cell for movement and feeding.

Of, relating to, or of the nature of a pseudopodium.

Of, relating to, or of the nature of a pseudopod; pseudopodial.

A temporary protrusion of the surface of an amoeboid cell for movement and feeding.