| CULVERTAGES | • CULVERTAGE n. (historical) the degradation of a peasant to the position of a serf. |
| ENCOURAGERS | • encouragers n. Plural of encourager. • ENCOURAGER n. one who encourages. |
| GENICULATES | • geniculates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of geniculate. • GENICULATE v. to form joints in. |
| GESTICULATE | • gesticulate v. (Intransitive) To make gestures or motions, as in speaking. • gesticulate v. (Transitive) To say or express through gestures. • GESTICULATE v. to make gestures esp. when speaking. |
| GLAUCESCENT | • glaucescent adj. Having a somewhat glaucous appearance or nature; becoming glaucous. • GLAUCESCENT adj. slightly glaucous. |
| HUCKSTERAGE | • hucksterage n. The business of a huckster; small dealing; peddling. • HUCKSTERAGE n. the state of being a huckster. |
| LANGUESCENT | • languescent adj. Becoming fatigued or languid. • LANGUESCENT adj. growing languid. |
| LAUNCEGAYES | • launcegayes n. Plural of launcegaye. • LAUNCEGAYE n. (obsolete) a kind of spear, also LANCEGAY. |
| REPUGNANCES | • repugnances n. Plural of repugnance. • REPUGNANCE n. strong dislike, antipathy, also REPUGNANCY. |
| SLUICEGATES | • sluicegates n. Plural of sluicegate. • sluice-gates n. Plural of sluice-gate. • sluice␣gates n. Plural of sluice gate. |
| SPECIALOGUE | • specialogue n. A sales catalogue aimed at a particular demographic. • SPECIALOGUE n. a mail order catalogue aimed at a specific target group of customers. |
| SUBAGENCIES | • subagencies n. Plural of subagency. • SUBAGENCY n. a subordinate agency. |
| SUPERAGENCY | • superagency n. An agency with unusually far-reaching powers. • superagency n. (California) A cabinet-level agency within the executive branch, composed of several departments. • SUPERAGENCY n. a large complex governmental agency esp. when set up to supervise other agencies. |
| SUPERCHARGE | • supercharge v. (Automotive) To increase the power of an internal combustion engine (either Otto or Diesel cycle) by… • supercharge v. (Transitive) To make faster or more powerful. • supercharge v. (Heraldry) To overlay one charge upon another. |