| HOLOGRAPHERS | • holographers n. Plural of holographer. • HOLOGRAPHER n. one who makes holographs. |
| LOGOGRAPHERS | • logographers n. Plural of logographer. • LOGOGRAPHER n. a person who writes speeches or chronicles historical events. |
| PILGRIMAGERS | • pilgrimagers n. Plural of pilgrimager. • PILGRIMAGER n. one who goes on a pilgrimage, also PILGRIM, PILGRIMER. |
| PLAGIARISERS | • plagiarisers n. Plural of plagiariser. • PLAGIARISER n. one who plagiarises, also PLAGIARIZER. |
| PLAGIARIZERS | • plagiarizers n. Plural of plagiarizer. • PLAGIARIZER n. one who plagiarizes, also PLAGIARISER. |
| POLAROGRAPHS | • polarographs n. Plural of polarograph. • POLAROGRAPH n. an apparatus for automatic chemical analysis in which a sample solution is electrolysed at successively higher voltages and the resulting current plotted against voltage. |
| POLYGRAPHERS | • polygraphers n. Plural of polygrapher. • POLYGRAPHER n. one who operates a polygraph. |
| PRERELEASING | • prereleasing v. Present participle of prerelease. • PRERELEASE v. to release in advance. |
| PRESLAUGHTER | • preslaughter adj. Before slaughter. • PRESLAUGHTER adj. preceding a slaughter. |
| PROMULGATORS | • promulgators n. Plural of promulgator. • PROMULGATOR n. one who promulgates. |
| REPLASTERING | • replastering v. Present participle of replaster. • replastering n. A second or subsequent plastering; a new application of plaster to a surface. • REPLASTER v. to plaster again. |
| REPOLARISING | • repolarising v. Present participle of repolarise. • REPOLARISE v. to polarise again, also REPOLARIZE. |
| TELEGRAPHERS | • telegraphers n. Plural of telegrapher. • TELEGRAPHER n. one who operates a telegraph. |
| WRANGLERSHIP | • wranglership n. The honor or position of being a wrangler at the University of Cambridge, England. • WRANGLERSHIP n. the office of wrangler. |
| XYLOGRAPHERS | • xylographers n. Plural of xylographer. • XYLOGRAPHER n. one who practises xylography, the art of making engravings on wood. |