| AGGLOMERATE | • agglomerate adj. Collected into a ball, heap, or mass. • agglomerate n. A collection or mass. • agglomerate n. (Geology, volcanology) A mass of angular volcanic fragments united by heat; distinguished from conglomerate. |
| AGRIOLOGIES | • AGRIOLOGY n. the comparative study of primitive peoples. |
| AGROECOLOGY | • agroecology n. The agricultural ecology. |
| BEGLAMORING | • beglamoring v. Present participle of beglamor. • BEGLAMOR v. to dazzle with glamor. |
| GALLERYGOER | • gallerygoer n. One who attends an art gallery. • gallery-goer n. Alternative form of gallerygoer. • GALLERYGOER n. one who frequently goes to art galleries. |
| GARBOLOGIES | • GARBOLOGY n. the study of society or culture by examining or analyzing its refuse. |
| GASTROLOGER | • gastrologer n. One who enjoys fine food; a gourmet. • GASTROLOGER n. a connoisseur of good eating and drinking, also GASTRONOME, GASTRONOMER. |
| GLOBIGERINA | • Globigerina prop.n. A taxonomic genus within the family Globigerinidae – plankton that have apparently been in existence… • GLOBIGERINA n. a minute marine invertebrate of the genus Globigerina, with a calcareous shell of globose chambers in a spiral. |
| GLOMERATING | • glomerating v. Present participle of glomerate. • GLOMERATE v. to gather into a ball. |
| GRAMMALOGUE | • grammalogue n. (Shorthand) symbol, letter or letters that stand for a whole word. • GRAMMALOGUE n. a word represented by a single sign. |
| HANDLOGGERS | Sorry, definition not available. |
| LEAPFROGGED | • leapfrogged v. Simple past tense and past participle of leapfrog. • leap-frogged v. Simple past tense and past participle of leap-frog. • LEAPFROG v. to jump over with the legs apart. |
| LOGGERHEADS | • loggerheads n. Plural of loggerhead. • loggerheads n. Fisticuffs; fighting. • loggerheads n. (Dialect) The knapweed. |
| LOGOGRAPHER | • logographer n. A chronicler; one who writes history in a condensed manner with short simple sentences. • logographer n. One skilled in logography. • LOGOGRAPHER n. a person who writes speeches or chronicles historical events. |
| LOLLYGAGGER | • lollygagger n. (Slang) A lazy person, one who lollygags; a slacker, ne’er-do-well. • lollygagger n. (Archaic, US) A young man who pets or makes out in public. |
| LONGWEARING | • LONGWEARING adj. lasting a long time e.g. of clothes. |
| OVERGALLING | • OVERGALL v. to greatly blister. |
| OVERGLAZING | • overglazing v. Present participle of overglaze. • OVERGLAZE v. to cover with a glaze. |
| SOGDOLAGERS | • SOGDOLAGER n. a conclusive argument, a hard blow, also SLOCKDOLAGER, SLOCKDOLIGER, SLOCKDOLOGER, SOCDOLAGER, SOCDOLIGER, SOCDOLOGER, SOCKDOLAGER, SOCKDOLIGER, SOCKDOLOGER, SOGDOLIGER, SOGDOLOGER. |
| WATERLOGGED | • waterlogged adj. Soaked with water. • waterlogged adj. (Nautical) in danger of sinking because of excess water onboard. • water-logged v. Simple past tense and past participle of water-log. |