| CAIRNGORMS | • cairngorms n. Plural of cairngorm. • Cairngorms prop.n. A mountainous region in the Scottish Highlands. • Cairngorms prop.n. A national park within this region of Scotland. |
| EMBARRINGS | • EMBARRING n. the act of shutting in. |
| GERMANDERS | • germanders n. Plural of germander. • GERMANDER n. a plant of the genus Teucrium, of mint-like herbs and low shrubs. |
| GRANGERISM | • Grangerism n. (Dated) The practice of illustrating a book with engravings collected from other books. • GRANGERISM n. the practice of illustrating a particular book by engravings collected from other books. |
| MARGARINES | • margarines n. Plural of margarine. • MARGARINE n. a butter-like substance made from vegetable oils and fats. |
| MERGANSERS | • mergansers n. Plural of merganser. • MERGANSER n. an aquatic bird of a genus allied to the ducks. |
| MISARRANGE | • misarrange v. To place in a wrong order, or improper manner. • MISARRANGE v. to arrange wrongly. |
| NEUROGRAMS | • neurograms n. Plural of neurogram. • NEUROGRAM n. a modification in nerve structure to which memory is due. |
| RINGMASTER | • ringmaster n. The person who manages the performers in a circus ring. • ringmaster n. (Internet) The person who maintains a webring. • ringmaster v. To act as ringmaster. |
| STARMONGER | • starmonger n. (Derogatory) A fortuneteller; an astrologer. • STARMONGER n. a fortune teller; an astrologer. |
| STRONGARMS | • strongarms v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of strongarm. • strongarms n. Plural of strongarm. • strong-arms v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of strong-arm. |
| WARMONGERS | • warmongers n. Plural of warmonger. • warmongers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of warmonger. • WARMONGER n. one who delights in making war. |