| ARCHEOLOGY | • archeology n. (American spelling) Alternative form of archaeology. • ARCHEOLOGY n. the study of ancient human artefacts, also ARCHAEOLOGY. |
| CARPHOLOGY | • carphology n. Alternative form of carphologia. • CARPHOLOGY n. fitful plucking movements as in delirium. |
| COPROPHAGY | • coprophagy n. The eating of feces. • COPROPHAGY n. feeding on dung. |
| DOXOGRAPHY | • doxography n. The work or works of classical historians describing the opinions of Ancient Greek philosophers and scientists. • DOXOGRAPHY n. the compilation of opinions on philosophers. |
| GRAMOPHONY | • gramophony n. The business or study of gramophones. • GRAMOPHONY n. (obsolete) the use of the gramophone. |
| GRAPHOLOGY | • graphology n. (Uncountable) The study of handwriting, especially as a means of analyzing a person’s character. • graphology n. A system of handwriting. • GRAPHOLOGY n. the study of handwriting. |
| HOLOGRAPHY | • holography n. (Physics) a technique for recording, and then reconstructing, the amplitude and phase distributions… • HOLOGRAPHY n. the technique or process of making or using holograms. |
| HOMOGRAPHY | • homography n. The state or quality of being written in the same way, especially when spelled with the same letters… • homography n. (Geometry) An isomorphism between projective spaces that maps straight lines to straight lines. • HOMOGRAPHY n. a type of transformation that maps straight lines onto another plane. |
| HOROGRAPHY | • horography n. (Historical) local history (in Ancient Greece) that involved the description of events. • horography n. The art of constructing dials or instruments for indicating the hours. • HOROGRAPHY n. the art of constructing sundials or clocks. |
| LOGOGRAPHY | • logography n. The use of logographs in writing. • logography n. The use of logotypes in design and printing. • logography n. (Obsolete) A method of longhand reporting. |
| MONOGRAPHY | • monography n. A monograph. • monography n. Representation by lines without colour; an outline drawing. • MONOGRAPHY n. a monograph. |
| NOMOGRAPHY | • nomography n. A treatise on laws. • NOMOGRAPHY n. a treatise on laws; an exposition of the form proper for laws. |
| NOSOGRAPHY | • nosography n. (Pathology, medicine, uncountable) The systematic naming and description of diseases. • nosography n. (Pathology, medicine, countable) A treatise on diseases. • NOSOGRAPHY n. the description of diseases. |
| OLEOGRAPHY | • oleography n. The art or process of producing the pictures known as oleographs. • oleography n. The process of identifying oils by their oleographs. • OLEOGRAPHY n. the art of lithographic reproduction of oil painting. |
| OREOGRAPHY | • oreography n. Alternative form of orography. • OREOGRAPHY n. the science of mountains, also OROGRAPHY. |
| SONOGRAPHY | • sonography n. Ultrasonography. • sonography n. Night writing. • SONOGRAPHY n. the use of ultrasound. |
| TOMOGRAPHY | • tomography n. Imaging by sections or sectioning. • TOMOGRAPHY n. X-ray photography in which parts of body in front of, or behind, the part under examination are not shown. |
| TOPOGRAPHY | • topography n. A precise description of a place. • topography n. A detailed graphic representation of the surface features of a place or object. • topography n. The features themselves; terrain. |
| YARBOROUGH | • yarborough n. (Card games) A hand, in bridge or whist, that has no card with a value greater than nine (and no aces)… • Yarborough prop.n. A surname. • Yarborough n. (Bridge) A hand that contains no honors. |