| ARMIGERO | • ARMIGERO n. (Shakespeare) a person entitled to bear arms, also ARMIGER. |
| ARMIGERS | • armigers n. Plural of armiger. • ARMIGER n. an armour-bearer; a person entitled to bear heraldic arms, also ARMIGERO. |
| ARMORING | • armoring v. Present participle of armor. • armoring n. Alternative form of armouring. • ARMOR v. (US) to dress with defensive covering, also ARMOUR. |
| GRIMACER | • grimacer n. Someone who grimaces. • GRIMACER n. one who grimaces. |
| MARGARIC | • margaric adj. Pertaining to pearl or pearls (rare except in the designation of margaric acid). • MARGARIC adj. pearl-like, also MARGARITIC. |
| MARGARIN | • margarin n. Archaic form of margarine. • MARGARIN n. a butter substitute. |
| MARIGRAM | • marigram n. (Oceanography) A printed record of tidal levels. • MARIGRAM n. a record of tide levels. |
| MARRIAGE | • marriage n. The state of being married. • marriage n. A union of two or more people that creates a family tie and carries legal, social, and/or religious… • marriage n. A wedding; a ceremony in which people wed. |
| MARRYING | • marrying v. Present participle of marry. • marrying n. A marriage. • MARRYING n. the act of marrying. |
| MIGRATOR | • migrator n. Any creature that migrates. • migrator n. (Computing) A computer program that helps move objects between locations, e.g. from a legacy system… • MIGRATOR n. one who migrates, also MIGRANT. |
| RAGTIMER | • ragtimer n. A musician who plays or composes ragtime music. • RAGTIMER n. one who plays ragtime music. |
| REARMING | • rearming v. Present participle of rearm. • REARM v. to arm again. |
| ROARMING | • ROARMING adj. (dialect) severe, as in a roarming cold. |
| TRIGRAMS | • trigrams n. Plural of trigram. • TRIGRAM n. a cluster of three successive letters. |