Words Ending With PY

Treatment of disease using radiation or ultraviolet light.

Physical properties depending on direction of measurement.

The production of fruit from cross-fertilized flowers.

The existence of an element in multiple forms with different structures.

The state of having multiple allotypes within an individual.

Condition of being inverted in ovule orientation.

The property of having different values when measured in different directions.

Medical use of bee products like honey and venom.

The state of having separate carpels in a flower.

The therapeutic use of aromatic essential oils, often in massage or baths.

Minimally invasive joint surgery using an arthroscope.

Hereditary tendency to allergic reactions.

The experience of seeing one's own body from outside.

A photographic process using carbon pigment.

The property of forming an azeotrope.

Treatment of disease by bathing, typically in mineral waters.

Use of reading materials as a therapeutic intervention.

Examination of a body to determine if alive or dead.

Making or characterized by a bloop sound.

Characteristic of bop music.

Radiotherapy that places radioactive sources inside or close to the tumor.

Examination of the bronchi with a bronchoscope.

Having an uneven surface or causing jolts.

Alternative form of buppie.

The incorrect pronunciation of words.

Playfully exaggerated or theatrical in style.

A cloth covering serving as a roof.

A surname.

A fellow; a chap.

A cheap item or person.

Historical process producing relief casts from engraved zinc plates.

Treatment of disease, especially cancer, with drugs.

A fish-and-chip shop (UK informal).

Cheerful and lively.

Making short, cheerful sounds like a bird.

Having many small, rough waves, as water.

Alternative medicine using colour and light for healing.

Treatment timed to align with the body's rhythms.

Forming or resembling clumps.

Endoscopic examination of the abdominal cavity.

The art or technique of making collotypes.

Examination of the colon with a colonoscope.

Inspection of the cervix and vagina with a colposcope.

A term of contempt for a woman.

Resembling a police officer, typically in behavior or appearance.

A reproduction or duplicate of an original.

A spy who works against enemy espionage.

Causing or characterized by cramps.

Examination of skull features, historically phrenology.

Of very poor quality or unpleasant.

Resembling crape fabric.

Causing an unpleasant sensation of things crawling on the skin.

Variant of crêpy, having a crinkled texture.

Having a crimped or frizzly texture.

Having a crisp, brittle texture.

An Irish rebel of the 1798 uprising.

Relating to or resembling croup, with a hoarse cough.

Brittle or crisp.

Therapeutic use of low temperatures; cold therapy.

Measurement of freezing points to estimate molecular weight.