| AGROINDUSTRY | • agroindustry n. The agricultural activity of an area viewed as an industrial sector of the economy. • AGROINDUSTRY n. the agricultural industry. |
| ASTROTURFING | • astroturfing n. (Originally US politics, now social media, marketing) The disguising of an orchestrated campaign as… • Astroturfing v. Present participle of Astroturf. • ASTROTURFING n. political, advertising, or public relations campaigning that seeks to create the impression of being spontaneous 'grassroots' behavior. |
| CORRUGATIONS | • corrugations n. Plural of corrugation. • CORRUGATION n. the act of corrugating. |
| DRAGONFRUITS | • dragonfruits n. Plural of dragonfruit. • dragon␣fruits n. Plural of dragon fruit. |
| ENTREASURING | • entreasuring v. Present participle of entreasure. • ENTREASURE v. (archaic) to store in or as if in a treasury. |
| GROUNDWATERS | • groundwaters n. Plural of groundwater. • ground␣waters n. Plural of ground water. • GROUNDWATER n. water within the earth esp. that supplies wells and springs. |
| INAUGURATORS | • inaugurators n. Plural of inaugurator. • INAUGURATOR n. one who inaugurates. |
| ORGANISTRUMS | • organistrums n. Plural of organistrum. • ORGANISTRUM n. an early musical instrument resembling the hurdy-gurdy. |
| PURGATORIANS | • purgatorians n. Plural of purgatorian. • PURGATORIAN n. a person who believes in Purgatory. |
| QUARRINGTONS | • Quarringtons prop.n. Plural of Quarrington. • QUARRINGTON n. a kind of early red apple, also QUARENDEN, QUARENDER, QUARRENDER. |
| REGURGITANTS | • regurgitants n. Plural of regurgitant. • REGURGITANT n. a drug causing regurgitation. |
| SUPEREROGANT | • supererogant adj. Supererogatory. • SUPEREROGANT adj. doing more than is necessary. |
| SURROGATIONS | • surrogations n. Plural of surrogation. • SURROGATION n. subrogation. |
| TRANSFIGURED | • transfigured v. Simple past tense and past participle of transfigure. • TRANSFIGURE v. to give a new and typically exalted or spiritual appearance to. |
| TRANSFIGURES | • transfigures v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of transfigure. • TRANSFIGURE v. to give a new and typically exalted or spiritual appearance to. |
| UNTREASURING | • untreasuring v. Present participle of untreasure. • UNTREASURE v. to despoil. |