PIST

Meaning of PIST in English

( n. )

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PIST — (n.) See Piste.
Английский словарь Webster
PIST — noun ·see piste.
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SUCH A REASON PIST MY GOOSE — SUCH A REASON PIST MY GOOSE, or MY GOOSE PIST. Said when any one offers an absurd reason.
Slang English vocab
PISTOL — noun Etymology: Middle French ~e, from German, from Middle High German pischulle, from Czech píšt'ala, literally, pipe, fife; akin to …
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PISTOLOGY — pə̇ˈstäləjē noun ( -es ) Etymology: Greek pist is faith + English -o- + -logy — more at pistic : …
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TYPIST — /tuy"pist/ , n. a person who operates a typewriter. [ 1835-45 for earlier sense "typesetter"; 1880-85 for current sense; TYPE …
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THERAPIST — /ther"euh pist/ , n. 1. a person trained in the use of physical methods, as exercises, heat treatments, etc., in …
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TEMPEST-TOSSED — /tem"pist tawst", -tost"/ , adj. buffeted about, as by adversities. Also, tempest-tost . [ 1585-95 ]
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TEMPEST — /tem"pist/ , n. 1. a violent windstorm, esp. one with rain, hail, or snow. 2. a violent commotion, disturbance, or …
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TELETYPIST — /tel"i tuy'pist/ , n. a person who operates a teletypewriter. [ TELE- 1 + TYPIST ]
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STETHOSCOPE — — stethoscoped , adj. — stethoscopist /ste thos"keuh pist/ , n. — stethoscopy /ste thos"keuh pee, steth"euh skoh'-/ , n. …
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SPECTROSCOPY — — spectroscopist /spek tros"keuh pist/ , n. /spek tros"keuh pee, spek"treuh skoh'pee/ , n. the science that deals with the …
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SIGMOIDOSCOPE
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PROCTOSIGMOIDOSCOPE — — proctosigmoidoscopic /prok'toh sig moy'deuh skop"ik/ , adj. — proctosigmoidoscopist /prok'toh sig'moy dos"keuh pist/ , n. /prok'toh sig moy"deuh skohp'/ …
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PISTOLOGY — /pi stol"euh jee/ , n. the branch of theology dealing with faith. [ píst ( is ) faith (akin to …
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PISTOL — — pistollike , adj. /pis"tl/ , n. , v. , pistoled, pistoling or ( esp. Brit. ) pistolled, pistolling . …
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PISSED
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PHILANTHROPIST — — philanthropistic , adj. /fi lan"threuh pist/ , n. a person who practices philanthropy. [ 1720-30; PHILANTHROP(Y) + -IST ]
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PHARYNGOSCOPE — — pharyngoscopic /feuh ring'geuh skop"ik/ , adj. — pharyngoscopist /far'ing gos"keuh pist/ , n. /feuh ring"geuh skohp'/ , n. an …
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PAPIST — — papistlike , adj. — papistly , adv. /pay"pist/ , Usually Disparaging. n. 1. a Roman Catholic. adj. 2. papistical. …
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MISANTHROPE — /mis"euhn throhp', miz"-/ , n. a hater of humankind. Also, misanthropist /mis an"threuh pist, miz-/ . [ 1555-65; n. use …
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MICROSCOPY — — microscopist /muy kros"keuh pist, muy'kreuh skoh"pist/ , n. /muy kros"keuh pee, muy"kreuh skoh'pee/ , n. 1. the use of …
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LARYNGOSCOPE — — laryngoscopic /leuh ring'geuh skop"ik/ , adj. — laryngoscopist /lar'ing gos"keuh pist/ , n. /leuh ring"geuh skohp'/ , n. Med. …
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LAPAROSCOPE — — laparoscopic /lap"euhr euh skop"ik/ , adj. — laparoscopist /lap'euh ros"keuh pist/ , n. /lap"euhr euh skohp'/ , n. Surg. …
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LANDSCAPIST — /land"skay'pist/ , n. an artist who paints landscapes. [ 1835-45; LANDSCAPE + -IST ]
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HYPASPIST — /hi pas"pist, huy-/ , n. a shield bearer, esp. one of a special unit of light infantry in the Macedonian …
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HOROSCOPY — — horoscoper /hawr"euh skoh'peuhr, hor"-/ , horoscopist /haw ros"keuh pist, hoh-, hawr"euh skoh'pist, hor"-/ , n. /haw ros"keuh pee, hoh-/ …
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HARPIST — /hahr"pist/ , n. a person who plays the harp, esp. professionally. [ 1605-15; HARP + -IST ]
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GALVANOSCOPE — — galvanoscopic /gal'veuh neuh skop"ik, gal van'euh-/ , adj. — galvanoscopist /gal'veuh nos"keuh pist/ , n. — galvanoscopy , n. …
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FETOSCOPE — — fetoscopic /fee'teuh skop"ik/ , adj. — fetoscopist /fee'tos"keuh pist/ , n. /fee"teuh skohp'/ , n. a tubular fiberoptic instrument …
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ORTHOEPY — noun Etymology: New Latin orthoepia, from Greek orthoepeia, from orth- + epos word — more at voice Date: 1668 1. …
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