| ALKALIMETER | • alkalimeter n. A device used to measure alkalinity. • ALKALIMETER n. an instrument for measuring the strength of alkalis. |
| ALKALIMETRY | • alkalimetry n. The process of determining the strength of an alkali. • ALKALIMETRY n. the measurement of the strength of alkalies. |
| BLACKMAILER | • blackmailer n. Someone who blackmails. • BLACKMAILER n. one who commits blackmail. |
| HALLMARKING | • hallmarking v. Present participle of hallmark. • hallmarking n. The action of making a hallmark. • HALLMARK v. to mark with an official stamp. |
| JAILBREAKER | • jailbreaker n. One who breaks out of jail. • JAILBREAKER n. one who escapes from jail. |
| KALENDARING | • kalendaring v. Present participle of kalendar. • KALENDAR v. to schedule, also CALENDAR. |
| LANDMARKING | • landmarking v. Present participle of landmark. • LANDMARK v. to mark land with a boundary line. |
| LAWBREAKING | • lawbreaking adj. Unlawful; illegal. • lawbreaking n. The commission of a criminal act, the violation or breaking of a law. • LAWBREAKING n. the act of breaking the law. |
| RACEWALKING | • racewalking n. (Sports) A sport in which people try to walk as fast as possible, subject to the constraint that at… • racewalking v. Present participle of racewalk. • race␣walking n. Alternative spelling of racewalking. |
| RANSHAKLING | • RANSHAKLE v. (Scott) to search, ransack, also RANSHACKLE. |
| RIJKSDAALER | • RIJKSDAALER n. (Dutch) a small Dutch silver coin, also RIGSDALER. |
| STALKERAZZI | • stalkerazzi n. (Derogatory) Paparazzi who violate their targets’ privacy in the manner of stalkers. |
| TAILORMAKES | • tailor-makes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of tailor-make. • TAILORMAKE v. to make esp. to suit a particular person or purpose. |
| TRACKLAYING | • tracklaying n. (Rail transport) The work that involves putting the track in place. • TRACKLAYING n. the laying of tracks on a railway line. |
| WARCHALKING | • warchalking v. Present participle of warchalk. • WARCHALKING n. the activity of drawing chalk symbols in public places in order to indicate the location of wireless Internet access points. |