| HALAKIC | • halakic adj. Alternative form of halachic. • HALAKIC adj. (Hebrew) pertaining to the halakah, also HALACHIC, HALAKHIC. |
| HALAKHIC | • halakhic adj. Alternative spelling of halachic. • HALAKHIC adj. (Hebrew) pertaining to the halakha, the legal component of the Jewish oral tradition, also HALACHIC, HALAKIC. |
| KNAIDLACH | • knaidlach n. Plural of knaidel. • KNAIDEL n. (Yiddish) in Jewish cooking, a dumpling, also KNEIDEL. |
| ALKAHESTIC | • alkahestic adj. Resembling or relating to alkahest. • ALKAHESTIC adj. having the properties of an alkahest. |
| BACKHAULING | • backhauling v. Present participle of backhaul. • BACKHAUL v. to return after delivering a cargo. |
| BACKLASHING | • backlashing v. Present participle of backlash. • BACKLASH v. to cause a reaction. |
| KITCHENALIA | • kitchenalia n. Miscellaneous kitchen utensils, pieces of cooking equipment, and other items typically found in kitchens. • KITCHENALIA n. apparatus for the kitchen. |
| WARCHALKING | • warchalking v. Present participle of warchalk. • WARCHALKING n. the activity of drawing chalk symbols in public places in order to indicate the location of wireless Internet access points. |
| ANTIBACKLASH | • antibacklash adj. (Mechanics) Countering or preventing backlash (jarring reflex motion in machinery). • ANTIBACKLASH adj. arising in opposition to a backlash. |
| BLACKWASHING | • blackwashing n. (Derogatory) The revisionist portrayal of something as belonging to a black race of people. • blackwashing n. The application of a coating of blackwash. • blackwashing n. (Derogatory) The revisionist portrayal of something as evil. |
| FLASHBACKING | • flashbacking v. Present participle of flashback. • FLASHBACK v. to show a flashback. |
| HAMSHACKLING | • hamshackling v. Present participle of hamshackle. • HAMSHACKLE v. to fetter; to restrain. |
| KITCHENALIAS | • KITCHENALIA n. apparatus for the kitchen. |
| RANSHACKLING | • RANSHACKLE v. (Scott) to search, ransack, also RANSHAKLE. |
| WARCHALKINGS | • WARCHALKING n. the activity of drawing chalk symbols in public places in order to indicate the location of wireless Internet access points. |