| CAREGIVINGS | • caregivings n. Plural of caregiving. • CAREGIVING n. the act of giving care. |
| CHANGELINGS | • changelings n. Plural of changeling. • CHANGELING n. a child substituted for another, esp. one supposed to be left by the fairies. |
| CHOLAGOGUES | • cholagogues n. Plural of cholagogue. • CHOLAGOGUE n. an agent which increases the flow of bile and promotes its ejection. |
| CONGREGANTS | • congregants n. Plural of congregant. • CONGREGANT n. a member of a congregation, esp. a Jewish one. |
| CONGREGATES | • congregates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of congregate. • CONGREGATE v. to collect into a group or crowd. |
| CRAGGEDNESS | • craggedness n. The state or quality of being cragged. • CRAGGEDNESS n. the state of being cragged, full of crags. |
| GAELICISING | • Gaelicising v. Present participle of Gaelicise. • GAELICISE v. to render into Gaelic, also GAELICIZE. |
| GEARCHANGES | • gearchanges n. Plural of gearchange. • gear␣changes n. Plural of gear change. • GEARCHANGE n. a change of gears. |
| GEOCACHINGS | • GEOCACHING n. a treasure hunting game where you use a GPS to hide and seek containers with other participants in the activity. |
| PSYCHAGOGUE | • psychagogue n. A necromancer. • PSYCHAGOGUE n. a conductor of souls to the underworld. |
| SCAVENGINGS | • scavengings n. Plural of scavenging. • SCAVENGING n. the act of scavenging. |
| SCRAGGINESS | • scragginess n. Roughness; irregularity; jaggedness. • scragginess n. Leanness or thinness, especially as tending toward haggardness; scrawniness. • SCRAGGINESS n. the state of being scraggy. |
| SCRAGGLIEST | • scraggliest adj. Superlative form of scraggly: most scraggly. • SCRAGGLY adj. irregular or ragged in growth or form. |