Words Starting With HYP

976 words start with HYP. Scores range up to 37 points (HYPERCIVILIZED), averaging 24.1 points with standard English tile values. Every entry below shows its point value, US and UK dictionary validity, and a definition where available.

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Hypochondria.

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Solidifying below the surface as a minor intrusion.

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In a hypabyssal manner; pertaining to shallow igneous rocks.

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Reduced sensitivity to touch or other stimuli.

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Plural of HYPAESTHESIA.

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Relating to or having reduced sensitivity to stimuli.

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Open to the sky, without a roof.

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An open courtyard.

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Plural of HYPAETHRON.

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Reduced sensitivity to pain.

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Plural of HYPALGESIA.

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Pertaining to reduced pain sensitivity.

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Reduced sensitivity to pain.

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Plural of HYPALGIA.

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Relating to the rhetorical figure hypallage.

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A rhetorical figure where an adjective grammatically modifies a different word than it semantically applies to.

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Plural of HYPALLAGE.

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Plural of hypanthium, the floral cup formed by fused floral parts.

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Relating to the hypanthium of a flower.

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The cup-like base of a flower bearing floral parts.

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The lowest note in ancient Greek music theory.

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Plural of HYPATE.

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Exaggerated or sensational promotion.

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Past tense of HYP.

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Agent noun of HYP.

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Having an unusually high level of acidity.

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Plural of HYPERACIDITY.

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Excessive acidity, especially in the stomach.

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Excessive activity in a biological system.

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Plural of HYPERACTION.

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More active than normal; overly energetic.

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In an excessively active or restless manner.

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Plural of HYPERACTIVE.

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Plural of HYPERACTIVITY.

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A condition of excessive restlessness and movement.

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Plural of HYPERACUITY.

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Sensory perception finer than typical receptor spacing.

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Plural of hyperacusis.

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Abnormally sensitive hearing causing ordinary sounds to seem loud or painful.

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Extremely acute or severe, often describing early heart attack changes.

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Quality of being extremely sharp or intense.

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Overactivity of the adrenal glands, leading to excess hormones.

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An increased amount of blood in a body part.

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Plural of HYPERAEMIA.

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Affected with or showing hyperaemia.

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Alternative spelling of hyperesthesia.

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Plural of HYPERAESTHESIA.

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Relating to or causing hyperaesthesia.

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Alternative form of hyperesthetic.

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Extremely aggressive or hostile.

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Extremely alert, often from trauma.

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The condition of being hyperalert.

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Increased sensitivity to pain.

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Plural of HYPERALGESIA.

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Relating to or causing increased pain sensitivity.

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Extremely dry, with an aridity index below 0.05.

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Increased psychological and physiological tension and reactivity.

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Plural of HYPERAROUSAL.

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Extremely aware of stimuli.

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The state of being hyperaware; extreme sensitivity to stimuli.

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How many words starting with hyp are there?

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HYPERCIVILIZED scores 37 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.