| EXOPHAGIES | • EXOPHAGY n. a cannibal custom of eating other than one's kin. |
| EXPLOITAGE | • exploitage n. Exploitation. • EXPLOITAGE n. the act of exploiting. |
| EXPLOITAGES | • EXPLOITAGE n. the act of exploiting. |
| XEROPHAGIES | • xerophagies n. Plural of xerophagy. • XEROPHAGY n. the eating of dry food, esp. food cooked without oil. |
| PRAXEOLOGIES | • praxeologies n. Plural of praxeology. • PRAXEOLOGY n. the study of human action and conduct. |
| XEROGRAPHIES | • XEROGRAPHY n. a nonchemical photographic process in which the plate is sensitized electrically and developed by dusting with electrically-charged fine powder. |
| EXPECTORATING | • expectorating v. Present participle of expectorate. • EXPECTORATE v. to eject from the throat or lungs by coughing or hawking and spitting. |
| FLEXOGRAPHIES | • FLEXOGRAPHY n. a method of rotary letterpress printing using a resilient printing plate and solvent-based ink, used characteristically for printing on metal foil or plastic. |
| LEXICOGRAPHER | • lexicographer n. One who writes or compiles a dictionary. • LEXICOGRAPHER n. an author or editor of a dictionary. |
| OVEREXPANDING | • overexpanding v. Present participle of overexpand. • OVEREXPAND v. to expand excessively. |
| APPROXIMEETING | • APPROXIMEETING n. the practice of a group of people making indefinite plans to meet and then altering those plans regularly via mobile phones according to changing circumstances. |
| LEXICOGRAPHERS | • lexicographers n. Plural of lexicographer. • LEXICOGRAPHER n. an author or editor of a dictionary. |
| LEXICOGRAPHIES | • lexicographies n. Plural of lexicography. • LEXICOGRAPHY n. the editing or making of a dictionary. |
| OVEREXPLAINING | • overexplaining v. Present participle of overexplain. • OVEREXPLAIN v. to explain to excess. |
| APPROXIMEETINGS | • APPROXIMEETING n. the practice of a group of people making indefinite plans to meet and then altering those plans regularly via mobile phones according to changing circumstances. |