| APAGOGIC | • apagogic adj. (Rhetoric) Proving indirectly, by showing the impossibility or absurdity of the contrary. • APAGOGIC adj. proving indirectly, by showing the absurdity, or impossibility of the contrary, also APAGOGICAL. |
| ARPEGGIO | • arpeggio n. (Music) The notes of a chord played individually instead of simultaneously, usually moving from lowest to highest. • arpeggio v. (Transitive) To play (a chord) as an arpeggio; to play (a piece of music) with arpeggios. • arpeggio v. (Intransitive) To produce arpeggios; to produce sounds resembling arpeggios. |
| EPAGOGIC | • epagogic adj. Inductive. • EPAGOGIC adj. reasoned by logical induction. |
| GALOPING | • galoping v. Present participle of galop. • GALOP v. (French) to dance a galop (a lively round dance). |
| GAPINGLY | • gapingly adv. So as to gape or open wide. • GAPING adv. wide open. |
| GAPPINGS | • gappings n. Plural of gapping. • GAPPING n. as in call gapping. |
| GASPINGS | • gaspings n. Plural of gasping. • GASPING n. the act of gasping. |
| GEROPIGA | • geropiga n. Alternative form of jeropiga. • GEROPIGA n. (Portuguese) a sweet fortified wine similar to port, also JEREPIGO. |
| GIGAFLOP | • gigaflop n. (Computing) A unit of measure for the calculating speed of a computer equal to one billion (109) floating… • GIGAFLOP n. a measure of computing speed (a billion floating point operations per second). |
| GLAMPING | • glamping n. Any of various luxury forms of camping. • glamping v. Present participle of glamp. • GLAMPING n. a form of camping in which participants enjoy physical comforts associated with more luxurious types of holiday. |
| GRAPHING | • graphing v. Present participle of graph. • GRAPH v. to represent by a diagram. |
| GRASPING | • grasping adj. Greedy, eager for wealth. • grasping v. Present participle and gerund of grasp. • grasping n. The act of one who grasps or covets. |
| PARGINGS | • pargings n. Plural of parging. • PARGING n. a thin coat of mortar for sealing masonry. |
| PHANGING | • PHANG v. (Shakespeare) to seize in the teeth. |
| PLAGUING | • plaguing v. Present participle of plague. • plaguing n. Annoyance; harassment. • PLAGUE v. to pester or annoy. |
| PRANGING | • pranging v. Present participle of prang. • PRANG v. to cause to crash. |
| SPAGGING | • SPAG v. (of a cat) to scratch with the claws. |
| SPANGING | • spanging v. Present participle of spang. • spanging v. Present participle of spange. • SPANG v. to cover with glittering ornaments. |
| SPARGING | • sparging v. Present participle of sparge. • SPARGE v. to sprinkle (with moisture), also SPAIRGE. |
| UPGAZING | • upgazing v. Present participle of upgaze. • UPGAZE v. to gaze up. |