| BRONCHOGRAPHY | • bronchography n. Radiography of the bronchus, involving the use of contrast. • BRONCHOGRAPHY n. radiological examination of the trachea or bronchi. |
| CHOREGRAPHING | • choregraphing v. Present participle of choregraph. • CHOREGRAPH v. to arrange or compose (a dance, dances, etc.), also CHOREOGRAPH. |
| CHRONOGRAPHER | • chronographer n. One who writes a chronography; a chronologer. • CHRONOGRAPHER n. a chronicler. |
| CHRONOGRAPHIC | • chronographic adj. Of or pertaining to a chronograph. • CHRONOGRAPHIC adj. relating to a chronograph, an instrument for recording the moment of an event. |
| ETHNOGRAPHERS | • ethnographers n. Plural of ethnographer. • ETHNOGRAPHER n. a student of ethnography. |
| HAEMORRHAGING | • haemorrhaging v. Present participle of haemorrhage. • haemorrhaging n. Bleeding. • hæmorrhaging v. Present participle of hæmorrhage. |
| HARMONOGRAPHS | • harmonographs n. Plural of harmonograph. • HARMONOGRAPH n. an instrument for drawing curves representing vibrations. |
| HEMORRHAGINGS | • hemorrhagings n. Plural of hemorrhaging. • HEMORRHAGING n. excessive loss of blood from blood vessels, also HAEMORRHAGING. |
| HIERARCHISING | • hierarchising v. Present participle of hierarchise. • HIERARCHISE v. to make hierarchical, also HIERARCHIZE. |
| HIERARCHIZING | • hierarchizing v. Present participle of hierarchize. • HIERARCHIZE v. to make hierarchical, also HIERARCHISE. |
| HYMNOGRAPHERS | • hymnographers n. Plural of hymnographer. • HYMNOGRAPHER n. one who writes hymns. |
| HYPERCHARGING | • HYPERCHARGE v. to charge excessively, to overload. |
| HYPERPHRYGIAN | • HYPERPHRYGIAN adj. above the Phrygian; applied to a mode of ancient Greek music having as its lower tetrachord the upper tetrachord of the Phrygian. |
| PHONOGRAPHERS | • phonographers n. Plural of phonographer. • PHONOGRAPHER n. a specialist in phonography. |
| RHINORRHAGIAS | • rhinorrhagias n. Plural of rhinorrhagia. • RHINORRHAGIA n. nosebleeding. |
| SHORTCHANGERS | • shortchangers n. Plural of shortchanger. • SHORTCHANGER n. one who gives short change. |