| ACAROLOGISTS | • acarologists n. Plural of acarologist. • ACAROLOGIST n. a practitioner of acarology, the study of mites. | 
| ASTACOLOGIES | • ASTACOLOGY n. the science of crayfish. | 
| ASTACOLOGIST | • astacologist n. One who practices astacology. • ASTACOLOGIST n. a specialist in astacology, the breeding of crayfish. | 
| CATALOGUISES | • cataloguises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of cataloguise. • CATALOGUISE v. to put in a catalogue, also CATALOGISE, CATALOGIZE, CATALOGUIZE. | 
| CATALOGUISTS | • CATALOGUIST n. one who catalogues, also CATALOGER, CATALOGUER. | 
| COLLAGENASES | • collagenases n. Plural of collagenase. • COLLAGENASE n. any of a group of proteolytic enzymes that decompose collagen and gelatin. | 
| GALACTOSIDES | • galactosides n. Plural of galactoside. • GALACTOSIDE n. a glycoside that yields galactose on hydrolysis. | 
| LANDSCAPINGS | • LANDSCAPING n. the act of doing various grounds maintenance. | 
| PASSACAGLIAS | • passacaglias n. Plural of passacaglia. • PASSACAGLIA n. (Italian) an old slow Italian or Spanish dance; variations on a theme over a continuously repeated ground bass. | 
| PLAGIOCLASES | • plagioclases n. Plural of plagioclase. • PLAGIOCLASE n. a fine-grained volcanic rock of intermediate composition, consisting largely of plagioclase and one or more mafic minerals. | 
| SCAFFOLDAGES | • SCAFFOLDAGE n. the gallery of a theatre, also SCAFFOLAGE. | 
| SCANDALISING | • scandalising v. Present participle of scandalise. • SCANDALISE v. to offend the moral sense of, also SCANDALIZE. | 
| SCAPEGALLOWS | • scapegallows n. (Colloquial, dated) A criminal who has narrowly escaped being hanged. • SCAPEGALLOWS n. a person who deserves hanging. | 
| TRAGICALNESS | • tragicalness n. The state or quality of being tragical. • TRAGICALNESS n. the state of being tragical. | 
| WATCHGLASSES | • watchglasses n. Plural of watchglass. • watch␣glasses n. Plural of watch glass. • WATCHGLASS n. a small dish used for holding small amounts of a solution. |