| AGGIORNAMENTOS | • aggiornamentos n. Plural of aggiornamento. • AGGIORNAMENTO n. (Italian) the modernization of ideas of the Catholic church. |
| AGGLOMERATIONS | • agglomerations n. Plural of agglomeration. • AGGLOMERATION n. the act of collecting in a mass. |
| ANTIAGGRESSION | • antiaggression n. The lack or absence of aggression. • ANTIAGGRESSION adj. opposed to aggression. |
| CONGREGATIONAL | • congregational adj. Of or pertaining to a congregation. • Congregational adj. Of or pertaining to Congregationalism, Congregationalists or a Congregational church. • CONGREGATIONAL adj. of or relating to a congregation. |
| DISAGGREGATION | • disaggregation n. A division or breaking up into constituent parts, particularly the analytic disassembly of categories… • DISAGGREGATION n. the act of disaggregating. |
| ENIGMATOGRAPHY | • enigmatography n. The art of making or solving puzzles. • ENIGMATOGRAPHY n. the composition of enigmas. |
| GEOSTRATEGICAL | • geostrategical adj. Alternative form of geostrategic. • GEOSTRATEGICAL adj. related to geostrategy, a branch of geopolitics that deals with strategy, also GEOSTRATEGIC. |
| GIGANTOMACHIES | • gigantomachies n. Plural of gigantomachy. • GIGANTOMACHY n. a war of giants esp. against the gods, also GIGANTOMACHIA. |
| GRAMMATOLOGIES | • grammatologies n. Plural of grammatology. • GRAMMATOLOGY n. the study of systems of writing. |
| GRANGERISATION | • grangerisation n. The practice of illustrating a book with pictures taken from published sources, such as by clipping… • grangerisation n. A book illustrated by this process. • GRANGERISATION n. the process of grangerising, also GRANGERIZATION. |
| GRANGERIZATION | • grangerization n. Alternative spelling of grangerisation. • GRANGERIZATION n. the process of grangerizing, also GRANGERISATION. |
| MACROAGGREGATE | • macroaggregate n. A relatively large aggregated particle. • MACROAGGREGATE n. a relatively large particle (as of soil). |
| OVEREXAGGERATE | • overexaggerate v. To exaggerate, to overstate excessively. • OVEREXAGGERATE v. to exaggerate excessively. |
| PROTOLANGUAGES | • protolanguages n. Plural of protolanguage. • proto-languages n. Plural of proto-language. • PROTOLANGUAGE n. an assumed or recorded ancestral language. |
| REAGGREGATIONS | • reaggregations n. Plural of reaggregation. • REAGGREGATION n. the act of reaggregating. |
| STAGECOACHINGS | • STAGECOACHING n. travel by stagecoach. |
| STEGANOGRAPHER | • steganographer n. One that practices or studies steganography. • STEGANOGRAPHER n. a cryptographer; one who works with ciphers. |
| STEGANOGRAPHIC | • steganographic adj. Of or pertaining to steganography. • STEGANOGRAPHIC adj. relating to steganography, the practice of concealing digital data within some of the pixels of an image. |
| SUBAGGREGATION | • SUBAGGREGATION n. a partial aggregation. |