The possible consequences of heavy, fourth generation fermion, ''vecto
r-meson'' bound states, formed by the exchange of the Higgs boson, are
discussed. In particular, it is suggested that such bound states coul
d make negative contributions to the p parameter, thereby loosening th
e perturbative constraint upon the mass of the top quark and/or the ma
sses, mass splittings, and other characteristics of a potential fourth
generation of heavy fermions. Phenomenological implications such as '
'monojet'' events, coming from the decay of a heavy neutral lepton in
Z --> Nnu(tau)BAR + Nnu(tau)BAR as well as their correlations to the f
lavor-changing decay Z --> bsBAR + bsBAR are also discussed. The analy
sis also extends to the standard model with two Higgs doublets.