| ALIGHTMENTS | • alightments n. Plural of alightment. • ALIGHTMENT n. act of alighting. |
| ALLNIGHTERS | • allnighters n. Plural of allnighter. • all-nighters n. Plural of all-nighter. • all␣nighters n. Plural of all nighter. |
| ANTHOLOGIES | • anthologies n. Plural of anthology. • ANTHOLOGY n. a choice collection of writings. |
| ANTHOLOGISE | • anthologise v. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of anthologize. • ANTHOLOGISE v. to make an anthology, also ANTHOLOGIZE. |
| BLATHERINGS | • blatherings n. Plural of blathering. • BLATHERING n. the act of talking loquacious nonsense. |
| ESTRANGHELO | • ESTRANGHELO n. a cursive form of the old Syrian alphabet, also ESTRANGELO. |
| GENETHLIACS | • genethliacs n. Plural of genethliac. • GENETHLIAC n. a caster of horoscopes. |
| GHASTLINESS | • ghastliness n. The state of being ghastly. • ghastliness n. A ghastly thing. • GHASTLINESS n. the state of being ghastly. |
| HALOGENATES | • halogenates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of halogenate. • HALOGENATE v. to combine with a halogen. |
| HALTINGNESS | • haltingness n. The state or condition of being halting; lack of rhythmic flow; jerkiness. • HALTINGNESS n. the state of being halting. |
| LEATHERINGS | • leatherings n. Plural of leathering. • LEATHERING n. a thrashing. |
| LIGHTPLANES | • lightplanes n. Plural of lightplane. • LIGHTPLANE n. a small and comparatively lightweight airplane. |
| STEALTHINGS | • STEALTHING n. the act of making e.g. a plane proof against radar. |
| THEOLOGIANS | • theologians n. Plural of theologian. • THEOLOGIAN n. a specialist in theology. |
| WAVELENGTHS | • wavelengths n. Plural of wavelength. • WAVELENGTH n. the distance in the line of advance of a wave from any one point to the next point of corresponding phase. |