| CHARGEHANDS | • chargehands n. Plural of chargehand. • charge-hands n. Plural of charge-hand. • charge␣hands n. Plural of charge hand. |
| CHRONOGRAPH | • chronograph n. (Obsolete) A chronogram. • chronograph n. A device which marks or records time or time intervals. • chronograph n. A combination of a watch and a stopwatch. |
| ETHNOGRAPHY | • ethnography n. (Anthropology) The branch of anthropology that scientifically describes specific human cultures and societies. • ethnography n. An ethnographic work. • ETHNOGRAPHY n. the study and systematic recording of human cultures. |
| HANDWROUGHT | • handwrought adj. Made by hand, handmade. • HANDWROUGHT adj. fashioned by hand or chiefly by hand processes. |
| HANGASHORES | • hangashores n. Plural of hangashore. |
| HARRUMPHING | • harrumphing v. Present participle of harrumph. • HARRUMPH v. to clear one's throat noisily in annoyance, also HARUMPH. |
| HIGHLANDERS | • highlanders n. Plural of highlander. • Highlanders n. Plural of Highlander. • HIGHLANDER n. an inhabitant of a highland. |
| HYMNOGRAPHY | • hymnography n. The art of composing hymns. • HYMNOGRAPHY n. the study of writing hymns. |
| ICHNOGRAPHY | • ichnography n. The ground plan of a building. • ichnography n. The art of constructing ground plans. • ICHNOGRAPHY n. the art of drawing ground plans. |
| NEPHOGRAPHS | • nephographs n. Plural of nephograph. • NEPHOGRAPH n. an instrument for photographing clouds. |
| NIGHTMARISH | • nightmarish adj. Resembling a nightmare. • NIGHTMARISH adj. like a nightmare, also NIGHTMARY. |
| ORTHOGNATHY | • orthognathy n. The condition of being orthognathous. • ORTHOGNATHY n. the state of having normally aligned jaws. |
| PHONOGRAPHS | • phonographs n. Plural of phonograph. • PHONOGRAPH n. a character or symbol used to represent a sound, esp. one used in phonography; also, gramophone. |
| PHONOGRAPHY | • phonography n. The transcription of speech using symbols. • phonography n. A form of shorthand using such symbols. • phonography n. (Dated) The art of constructing, or using, the phonograph. |
| RAMGUNSHOCH | • RAMGUNSHOCH adj. (Scots) rough. |
| SHANGHAIERS | • shanghaiers n. Plural of shanghaier. • SHANGHAIER n. one who shanghais. |
| SHORTCHANGE | • shortchange v. To defraud someone by giving them less change than they should be given after a transaction. • shortchange v. (By extension) To deprive someone of something for which they paid. • shortchange v. To make disadvantaged by design. |
| THROUGHGAUN | • THROUGHGAUN n. (Scots) a scolding. |