| ANALGESIC | • analgesic n. (Pharmacology) Any medicine, such as aspirin, that reduces pain, especially without inducing a loss… • analgesic adj. (Pharmacology) Of or relating to analgesia; anodyne. • ANALGESIC adj. relieving pain. |
| ANGELICAS | • angelicas n. Plural of angelica. • ANGELICA n. an aromatic herb with white flowers, used in cooking and medicine. |
| ANTALGICS | • antalgics n. Plural of antalgic. • ANTALGIC n. a medicine which relieves pain. |
| ARCADINGS | • arcadings n. Plural of arcading. • ARCADING n. shops in an arcade. |
| ASCOGONIA | • ascogonia n. Plural of ascogonium. • ASCOGONIUM n. the female reproductive structure of fungi. |
| ASKANCING | • askancing v. Present participle of askance. • ASKANCE v. (Shakespeare) to turn aside, also ASKANT. |
| CAATINGAS | • caatingas n. Plural of caatinga. • CAATINGA n. (Tupi) in Brazil, open, low forest on white sandy soil derived from granite. |
| CAMPAIGNS | • campaigns n. Plural of campaign. • campaigns v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of campaign. • CAMPAIGN v. to conduct an operation to achieve a certain goal. |
| CANAIGRES | • CANAIGRE n. (Spanish) a large Texan dock, whose root is used in tanning. |
| CANVASING | • canvasing v. Present participle of canvas. • canvasing n. The act of one who canvases or solicits. • CANVAS v. to examine thoroughly, also CANVASS. |
| CARANGIDS | • carangids n. Plural of carangid. • CARANGID n. a marine fish. |
| CARCASING | • CARCASE v. to put a carcase or frame on, also CARCASS. |
| CARDIGANS | • cardigans n. Plural of cardigan. • CARDIGAN n. a woollen jacket which buttons in front. |
| CASCADING | • cascading v. Present participle of cascade. • CASCADE v. to fall like a waterfall. |
| CASEATING | • caseating v. Present participle of caseate. • CASEATE v. to become cheesy. |
| GARCINIAS | • garcinias n. Plural of garcinia. • GARCINIA n. a tropical evergreen tree. |
| MAGICIANS | • magicians n. Plural of magician. • MAGICIAN n. one who is skilled in magic. |
| SACKAGING | • SACKAGE v. to sack or plunder. |
| SCARPAING | • SCARPA v. to run away, leave without notice, also SCAPA, SCARPER. |
| SCAVAGING | • scavaging v. Present participle of scavage. • SCAVAGE v. to scavenge. |