| ANTHOLOGISING | • anthologising v. Present participle of anthologise. • ANTHOLOGISE v. to make an anthology, also ANTHOLOGIZE. |
| CLIFFHANGINGS | • CLIFFHANGING n. the act of keeping a reader in suspense. |
| DAUGHTERLINGS | • daughterlings n. Plural of daughterling. • DAUGHTERLING n. a small daughter. |
| GLOSSOGRAPHER | • glossographer n. A writer of a glossary; a commentator. • GLOSSOGRAPHER n. a writer of short explanatory notes or glosses. |
| GRAPHOLOGISTS | • graphologists n. Plural of graphologist. • GRAPHOLOGIST n. a specialist in graphology. |
| HIGHFALUTINGS | • HIGHFALUTING n. bombastic discourse. |
| LANGUISHINGLY | • languishingly adv. In a languishing manner. • LANGUISHING adv. losing vigor or vitality. |
| LAUGHINGSTOCK | • laughingstock n. Alternative spelling of laughing stock. • laughing-stock n. Alternative spelling of laughing stock. • laughing␣stock n. (Idiomatic) An object of ridicule, someone who is publicly ridiculed; the butt of a joke. |
| OVERSLAUGHING | • overslaughing v. Present participle of overslaugh. • OVERSLAUGH v. to pass over someone in favor of another, as in a promotion. |
| PATHOLOGISING | • pathologising v. Present participle of pathologise. • PATHOLOGISE v. to make pathological, also PATHOLOGIZE. |
| PHLEGMAGOGICS | • PHLEGMAGOGIC n. a medication that is intended to dislodge and evacuate mucus from the respiratory system. |
| PHLEGMAGOGUES | • phlegmagogues n. Plural of phlegmagogue. • PHLEGMAGOGUE n. a phlegm-expelling drug. |
| SPHAGNOLOGIES | • SPHAGNOLOGY n. the study of peat moss. |
| SPHAGNOLOGIST | • sphagnologist n. One who studies sphagnology. • SPHAGNOLOGIST n. a student of sphagnology, the study of peat moss. |