| ANGIOGRAPHIES | • angiographies n. Plural of angiography. • ANGIOGRAPHY n. a technique for X-raying major blood vessels, using dye opaque to X-rays. |
| BIOGRAPHISING | • biographising v. Present participle of biographise. • BIOGRAPHISE v. to make the subject of a biography, also BIOGRAPHIZE. |
| CRAPEHANGINGS | • CRAPEHANGING n. pessimism, also CREPEHANGING. |
| CREPEHANGINGS | • CREPEHANGING n. pessimism, also CRAPEHANGING. |
| GRAPHOLOGISTS | • graphologists n. Plural of graphologist. • GRAPHOLOGIST n. a specialist in graphology. |
| HAGIOGRAPHERS | • hagiographers n. Plural of hagiographer. • HAGIOGRAPHER n. a writer of hagiography. |
| HAGIOGRAPHIES | • hagiographies n. Plural of hagiography. • HAGIOGRAPHY n. a biography of saints; an idealizing or idolizing biography. |
| HAGIOGRAPHIST | • hagiographist n. Synonym of hagiographer. • HAGIOGRAPHIST n. one who writes the lives of saints. |
| PAPERHANGINGS | • paperhangings n. Plural of paperhanging. • PAPERHANGING n. decorative paper used for covering interior walls. |
| PATHOLOGISING | • pathologising v. Present participle of pathologise. • PATHOLOGISE v. to make pathological, also PATHOLOGIZE. |
| PHAGOCYTISING | • phagocytising v. Present participle of phagocytise. • PHAGOCYTISE v. to consume by phagocytosis, also PHAGOCYTIZE. |
| PHAGOCYTOSING | • phagocytosing v. Present participle of phagocytose. • PHAGOCYTOSE v. to subject to phagocytic action. |
| PHLEGMAGOGICS | • PHLEGMAGOGIC n. a medication that is intended to dislodge and evacuate mucus from the respiratory system. |
| SPHAGNOLOGIES | • SPHAGNOLOGY n. the study of peat moss. |
| SPHAGNOLOGIST | • sphagnologist n. One who studies sphagnology. • SPHAGNOLOGIST n. a student of sphagnology, the study of peat moss. |
| STENOGRAPHING | • stenographing v. Present participle of stenograph. • STENOGRAPH v. to write or report in stenographic characters. |
| STRAPHANGINGS | • STRAPHANGING n. the act of straphanging. |
| SUPERCHARGING | • supercharging v. Present participle of supercharge. • SUPERCHARGE v. to charge greatly or excessively, as with vigor or tension. |