| CHOREODRAMA | • choreodrama n. A drama acted out in dance. • CHOREODRAMA n. dance drama performed by a group. |
| DEMOGRAPHER | • demographer n. A person who studies demography. • DEMOGRAPHER n. a student of demography. |
| DERMOGRAPHY | • dermography n. A change in skin coloration in response to an irritating stimulus, such as scratching. • DERMOGRAPHY n. anatomical description of the skin, also DERMATOGRAPHY. |
| FROGMARCHED | • frogmarched v. Simple past tense and past participle of frogmarch. • frog-marched v. Simple past tense and past participle of frog-march. • frog␣marched v. Simple past tense and past participle of frog march. |
| GRANDMOTHER | • grandmother n. A mother of someone’s parent. • grandmother n. A female ancestor or progenitor. • grand-mother n. Obsolete form of grandmother. |
| HAEMORRHOID | • haemorrhoid n. (British spelling) Alternative spelling of hemorrhoid. • hæmorrhoid n. Obsolete spelling of hemorrhoid. • HAEMORRHOID n. dilatation of a vein around the anus, also HEMORRHOID. |
| HEMORRHAGED | • hemorrhaged v. Simple past tense and past participle of hemorrhage. • HEMORRHAGE v. to bleed excessively, also HAEMORRHAGE. |
| HYDROMANCER | • hydromancer n. One who practices hydromancy. • HYDROMANCER n. one who practises hydromancy. |
| MOTHERBOARD | • motherboard n. (Computer hardware) The primary circuit board of a personal computer, containing the circuitry for the… • MOTHERBOARD n. the board containing the main circuits of an electronic device, especially in computers. |
| RADIOTHERMY | • RADIOTHERMY n. the treatment of disease by means of heat generated by electromagnetic radiation. |
| RHABDOMERES | • rhabdomeres n. Plural of rhabdomere. • RHABDOMERE n. one of the several parts composing a rhabdom. |
| RHAGADIFORM | • RHAGADIFORM adj. in the form of cracks or fissures in the skin. |
| RHOMBOHEDRA | • rhombohedra n. Plural of rhombohedron. • RHOMBOHEDRON n. a parallelepiped whose faces are rhombuses. |
| THREADWORMS | • threadworms n. Plural of threadworm. • THREADWORM n. any long, slender nematode worm, esp. the pinworm and filaria. |