Parachronion
- noun
- A device enabling travel to parallel time lines.
- Origin
- Derived from pará (nearby) and khrónos (time).
- Source
- Eutopia
Parautilitarian
- noun
- An individual granted paranatural abilities by an Object of Power.
- Origin
- Formed from pará (beyond) and ‘utilitarian’ (relating to utility).
- Source
- Control
Parestisomach
- noun
- A portable device for capturing likenesses.
- Origin
- Derived from parēre (visible), estis (“they are”), and māchina (machine).
- Source
- The Witcher 3: Blood And Wine
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