| AGNOSTICISMS | • agnosticisms n. Plural of agnosticism. • AGNOSTICISM n. the doctrine that we can know nothing beyond material phenomena. |
| ASSIGNATIONS | • assignations n. Plural of assignation. • ASSIGNATION n. the act of assigning or the assignment made. |
| ASTROLOGISTS | • astrologists n. Plural of astrologist. • ASTROLOGIST n. one who affects to tell fortunes from the stars, also ASTROLOGER. |
| AUTOSUGGESTS | • autosuggests v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of autosuggest. • AUTOSUGGEST v. to influence one's own actions by self-suggestion. |
| GASTROSCOPES | • gastroscopes n. Plural of gastroscope. • GASTROSCOPE n. an instrument for examining interior of the stomach. |
| GLOSSEMATICS | • glossematics n. A structuralist linguistic theory that defines the glosseme as the most basic unit of language. • GLOSSEMATICS n. the study of glossemes. |
| GLOSSOLALIST | • glossolalist n. One who exhibits glossolalia; one who speaks in tongues. • GLOSSOLALIST n. one who studies glossolalia. |
| GOSSAMERIEST | • GOSSAMERY adj. of or like gossamer, the filmy cobwebs that often float in the autumn air. |
| MAGNESSTONES | • MAGNESSTONE n. (Spenser) a lodestone, also MAGNES. |
| MYSTAGOGUSES | • MYSTAGOGUS n. one who teaches mystical doctrines or one who initiates others into religious cults, also MYSTAGOG, MYSTAGOGUE. |
| RETROUSSAGES | • RETROUSSAGE n. (French) in etching, the action of drawing a fine cloth across an inked plate to draw out some ink and smear it irregularly across the plate. |
| SCATOLOGISTS | • scatologists n. Plural of scatologist. • SCATOLOGIST n. a student of scatology, the study of excrement or obscene literature. |
| SHORTGRASSES | • shortgrasses n. Plural of shortgrass. |
| SOOTHSAYINGS | • soothsayings n. Plural of soothsaying. • SOOTHSAYING n. the act of divining. |
| TRANSGRESSOR | • transgressor n. Someone who transgresses. • TRANSGRESSOR n. one who transgresses. |
| TRANSPOSINGS | • transposings n. Plural of transposing. • TRANSPOSING n. the act of transposition. |