| AGGLUTINABLE | • agglutinable adj. Able to be agglutinated; that readily undergoes agglutination. • AGGLUTINABLE adj. able to be agglutinated. |
| AGGLUTINANTS | • agglutinants n. Plural of agglutinant. • AGGLUTINANT n. an agglutinating agent. |
| AGGLUTINATED | • agglutinated v. Simple past tense and past participle of agglutinate. • AGGLUTINATE v. to glue together; in philology, to make compound words by additions. |
| AGGLUTINATES | • agglutinates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of agglutinate. • AGGLUTINATE v. to glue together; in philology, to make compound words by additions. |
| ALEGGEAUNCES | • ALEGGEAUNCE n. (Spenser) alleviation. |
| CAMOUFLAGING | • camouflaging v. Present participle of camouflage. • CAMOUFLAGE v. to conceal or disguise by camouflage. |
| GALACTAGOGUE | • galactagogue n. A substance that induces lactation. • GALACTAGOGUE n. a medicine that promotes secretion of milk. |
| GASTRULATING | • gastrulating v. Present participle of gastrulate. • GASTRULATE v. to form a gastrula. |
| GRAMMALOGUES | • grammalogues n. Plural of grammalogue. • GRAMMALOGUE n. a word represented by a single sign. |
| LANGUAGELESS | • languageless adj. Without language. • LANGUAGELESS adj. (Shakespeare) without speech. |
| METALANGUAGE | • metalanguage n. (Linguistics, translation studies, critical theory) Any language or vocabulary of specialized terms… • metalanguage n. (Computing) Any similar language used to define a programming language. • METALANGUAGE n. a language used to talk about language. |
| NONLANGUAGES | • nonlanguages n. Plural of nonlanguage. • NONLANGUAGE n. something that is not a language. |
| PARALANGUAGE | • paralanguage n. (Linguistics) The non-verbal elements of speech, and to a limited extent of writing, used to modify… • PARALANGUAGE n. nonverbal elements which affect meaning of speech, as intonation, etc. |
| PTYALAGOGUES | • ptyalagogues n. Plural of ptyalagogue. • PTYALAGOGUE n. a substance promoting salivation. |
| SUBLANGUAGES | • sublanguages n. Plural of sublanguage. • SUBLANGUAGE n. a subdivision of a language. |