| BRAGGARTLIEST | • BRAGGARTLY adj. like a braggart, boastful. |
| CATALOGUISING | • cataloguising v. Present participle of cataloguise. • CATALOGUISE v. to put in a catalogue, also CATALOGISE, CATALOGIZE, CATALOGUIZE. |
| DIAGONALISING | • diagonalising v. Present participle of diagonalise. • DIAGONALISE v. to put (a matrix) in a form with all the nonzero elements along the diagonal from upper left to lower right, also DIAGONALIZE. |
| DISPARAGINGLY | • disparagingly adv. Insultingly. • DISPARAGING adv. DISPARAGE, to belittle; to match in marriage with an inferior. |
| GALACTAGOGUES | • galactagogues n. Plural of galactagogue. • GALACTAGOGUE n. a medicine that promotes secretion of milk. |
| GALLOWGLASSES | • gallowglasses n. Plural of gallowglass. • GALLOWGLASS n. (Irish) the irregular infantry of Ireland, and the Highlands of Scotland, also GALLOGLASS. |
| GANGSTERLANDS | • gangsterlands n. Plural of gangsterland. • GANGSTERLAND n. the world of gangsters. |
| GASTROLOGICAL | • gastrological adj. Relating to gastrology. • GASTROLOGICAL adj. related to gastrology. |
| GLASSPAPERING | • glasspapering v. Present participle of glasspaper. • GLASSPAPER v. to sand with glasspaper (an abrasive composed of quartz granules on a paper backing). |
| LAGGARDNESSES | • LAGGARDNESS n. the state of being a laggard, one who lags behind. |
| MARGINALISING | • marginalising v. Present participle of marginalise. • MARGINALISE v. to make marginal, also MARGINALIZE. |
| METALANGUAGES | • metalanguages n. Plural of metalanguage. • METALANGUAGE n. a language used to talk about language. |
| MISCATALOGING | • miscataloging v. Present participle of miscatalog. • MISCATALOG v. to catalog wrongly. |
| PARALANGUAGES | • paralanguages n. Plural of paralanguage. • PARALANGUAGE n. nonverbal elements which affect meaning of speech, as intonation, etc. |
| SEGREGATIONAL | • segregational adj. Of or pertaining to segregation. • SEGREGATIONAL adj. relating to segregation. |
| STRANGULATING | • strangulating v. Present participle of strangulate. • STRANGULATE v. to strangle, constrict. |