Pastorpreneur

noun
A spiritual leader primarily engaged in moneymaking activities.
Origin
Portmanteau of ‘pastor’ and ‘entrepreneur’.
Source
Godmother

Pastudier

noun
An archaeologist, patronizingly rendered into today’s speech by some of the more learned folk.
Source
The Crucible of Time

Patlabor

noun
A type of robot originally intended for heavy construction work, adapted for police use to combat crime and terrorism.
Origin
Portmanteau of ‘patrol’ and ‘labor’.
Source
Mobile Police Patlabor

Pattiducking

noun
Pattern generation by deductive and inductive reasoning.
Source
Stand on Zanzibar

Pentathanaluna

noun
The malady referred to by laymen as the Five-Day Reversible Death.
Origin
Formed from pénte (five), thánatos (death), and lūna (the moon).
Source
Dimension of Miracles

Persuadertron

noun
A chemical weapon that renders the victim totally open to suggestion.
Source
Syndicate

Piezophone

noun
A device for sending and receiving wireless voice communications.
Origin
Formed from the prefix piezo- (relating to piezoelectricity) and phone (sound).
Source
Gateway

Planoform

verb
A method of faster-than-light travel that involves compressing space into two dimensions.
Origin
Pairing of ‘plane’ (a flat surface) and ‘form’.
Source
The Game of Rat and Dragon

Plock

verb informal
To make redundant, particularly by technological means.
Source
The Panda Coin

Policorp

noun
A corporation with extreme economic and political power, usually having nation status.
Origin
Pairing of polús (great) and ‘corporate’.
Source
Voice of the Whirlwind

Polythera

noun
A sentient oceanic life form covering the surface of the planet Solaris.
Origin
Polús (many), possibly in combination with thera (“of her”).
Source
Solaris

Preservationeer

noun
A person who likes their wilderness just as it is.
Source
Look to Windward