| BACKLIGHTS | • backlights n. Plural of backlight. • BACKLIGHT v. to illumine a subject from the rear. |
| BLEACHINGS | • bleachings n. Plural of bleaching. • BLEACHING n. the act of whitening. |
| CHAOLOGIES | • chaologies n. Plural of chaology. • CHAOLOGY n. the study of chaos. |
| CHAOLOGIST | • chaologist n. One who studies chaology. • CHAOLOGIST n. a student of chaology, the study of chaos or chaos theory. |
| CHARGRILLS | • chargrills v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of chargrill. • chargrills n. Plural of chargrill. • char-grills v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of char-grill. |
| CHILIAGONS | • chiliagons n. Plural of chiliagon. • CHILIAGON n. (Greek) a plane figure of a thousand angles and sides. |
| CLASHINGLY | • clashingly adv. In a clashing manner. • CLASHINGLY adv. CLASHING. |
| CLIFFHANGS | • cliffhangs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of cliffhang. • CLIFFHANG v. to keep a reader in suspense. |
| COLIPHAGES | • coliphages n. Plural of coliphage. • COLIPHAGE n. any bacteriophage active against E. coli. |
| CRASHINGLY | • crashingly adv. While crashing, or as if crashing. • crashingly adv. Absolutely; terribly. • CRASHING adv. extreme, overwhelming, esp. in a crashing bore. |
| FLANCHINGS | • flanchings n. Plural of flanching. • FLANCHING n. a sloping piece of cement, e.g. round the base of a chimneypot, also FLAUNCHING. |
| HATCHLINGS | • hatchlings n. Plural of hatchling. • HATCHLING n. a creature just hatched. |
| HYPALGESIC | • hypalgesic adj. Alternative form of hypoalgesic. • HYPALGESIC adj. relating to hypalgesia, diminished susceptibility to pain. |
| JACKLIGHTS | • jacklights n. Plural of jacklight. • JACKLIGHT n. a kind of fishing lure. |
| LAUNCHINGS | • launchings n. Plural of launching. • LAUNCHING n. the act of making a launch. |
| LIGHTFACES | • lightfaces n. Plural of lightface. • LIGHTFACE n. a typeface having comparatively light thin lines. |
| NIGHTCLASS | • NIGHTCLASS n. a class at night school. |
| SCATHINGLY | • scathingly adv. In a scathing manner. • SCATHING adv. SCATHE, (Old Norse) to injure, also SCAITH, SCATH, SKAITH. |
| SHAUCHLING | • shauchling v. Present participle of shauchle. • shauchling adj. Shambling. • SHAUCHLE v. (Scots) to shuffle. |
| SPLATCHING | • splatching v. Present participle of splatch. • SPLATCH v. (Scots) to splotch, also SPLODGE, SPLOTCH. |