| CHRONOGRAMS | • chronograms n. Plural of chronogram. • CHRONOGRAM n. an inscription whose letters form a Roman numeral date. |
| DENDROGRAMS | • dendrograms n. Plural of dendrogram. • DENDROGRAM n. a branching diagram to show e.g. evolutionary descent. |
| FEARMONGERS | • fearmongers n. Plural of fearmonger. • fearmongers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of fearmonger. • fear␣mongers n. Plural of fear monger. |
| GASTRONOMER | • gastronomer n. A lover of good food; a connoisseur or gourmet. • GASTRONOMER n. a connoisseur of good eating and drinking; a gourmet, also GASTROLOGER, GASTRONOME. |
| GERMINATORS | • germinators n. Plural of germinator. • GERMINATOR n. one who germinates. |
| GORMANDISER | • gormandiser n. Alternative form of gormandizer. • GORMANDISER n. one who eats to excess, also GORMANDIZER. |
| MANDRAGORAS | • mandragoras n. Plural of mandragora. • MANDRAGORA n. (Shakespeare) any of the various plants of the genus Mandragora, aka mandrake. |
| NONPROGRAMS | • nonprograms n. Plural of nonprogram. |
| ORGANISTRUM | • organistrum n. (Music) Any early form of hurdy-gurdy. • ORGANISTRUM n. an early musical instrument resembling the hurdy-gurdy. |
| ORGANOGRAMS | • organograms n. Plural of organogram. • ORGANOGRAM n. a chart showing a graded arrangement of personnel in an organisation. |
| PEARMONGERS | • PEARMONGER n. a seller of pears. |
| PROGRAMINGS | • PROGRAMING n. the act of writing a program. |
| SCAREMONGER | • scaremonger n. Someone who spreads worrying rumours or needlessly alarms people. • scaremonger v. To spread worrying rumours. • SCAREMONGER n. one who raises false alarms. |
| STARMONGERS | • starmongers n. Plural of starmonger. • STARMONGER n. a fortune teller; an astrologer. |
| STRONGARMED | • strongarmed v. Simple past tense and past participle of strongarm. • strong-armed v. Simple past tense and past participle of strong-arm. • STRONGARM v. to use forceful tactics. |