| BACKSHEESHING | • backsheeshing v. Present participle of backsheesh. • BACKSHEESH v. to give a tip, also BACKSHISH, BAKHSHISH, BAKSHEESH, BAKSHISH, BUCKSHISH. |
| CHIROGRAPHERS | • chirographers n. Plural of chirographer. • CHIROGRAPHER n. (obsolete) an official of the Court of Common Pleas. |
| CHIROGRAPHIES | • chirographies n. Plural of chirography. • CHIROGRAPHY n. the study of handwriting or penmanship. |
| CHOREGRAPHERS | • choregraphers n. Plural of choregrapher. • CHOREGRAPHER n. one who choregraphs, also CHOREOGRAPHER. |
| CHOREGRAPHIES | • choregraphies n. Plural of choregraphy. • CHOREGRAPHY n. the art of symbolically representing dancing, also CHOREOGRAPHY. |
| CHOROGRAPHERS | • chorographers n. Plural of chorographer. • CHOROGRAPHER n. one who maps or describes a region. |
| CHOROGRAPHIES | • chorographies n. Plural of chorography. • CHOROGRAPHY n. the art of describing or mapping a region or district. |
| HECTOGRAPHIES | • HECTOGRAPHY n. the process of copying using a hectograph. |
| HIERARCHISING | • hierarchising v. Present participle of hierarchise. • HIERARCHISE v. to make hierarchical, also HIERARCHIZE. |
| HOCHMAGANDIES | • HOCHMAGANDY n. (Scots) fornication, also HOUGHMAGANDIE. |
| ICHNOGRAPHIES | • ichnographies n. Plural of ichnography. • ICHNOGRAPHY n. the art of drawing ground plans. |
| ONYCHOPHAGIES | • ONYCHOPHAGY n. the habit of biting one's fingernails. |
| ORCHESOGRAPHY | • orchesography n. An enhanced form of choreography that includes details of the music to accompany the dance. • ORCHESOGRAPHY n. notation of dancing. |
| SHORTCHANGERS | • shortchangers n. Plural of shortchanger. • SHORTCHANGER n. one who gives short change. |
| SPRACHGEFUHLS | • SPRACHGEFUHL n. (German) an intuitive sense of what is linguistically appropriate. |
| TACHYGRAPHERS | • tachygraphers n. Plural of tachygrapher. • TACHYGRAPHER n. a shorthand writer, also TACHYGRAPH, TACHYGRAPHIST. |
| TACHYGRAPHIES | • TACHYGRAPHY n. shorthand. |