| ANTHOLOGISERS | • anthologisers n. Plural of anthologiser. • ANTHOLOGISER n. one who makes an anthology, also ANTHOLOGIZER. |
| ARCHEOLOGISTS | • archeologists n. Plural of archeologist. • ARCHEOLOGIST n. one who does archeology, also ARCHAEOLOGIST. |
| BREASTPLOUGHS | • breastploughs n. Plural of breastplough. • BREASTPLOUGH n. a kind of spade for cutting turf, with a crossbar against which the breast is pressed. |
| GRAPHOLOGISTS | • graphologists n. Plural of graphologist. • GRAPHOLOGIST n. a specialist in graphology. |
| HETEROGLOSSIA | • heteroglossia n. (Sociology, linguistics) The coexistence of distinct linguistic varieties, styles of discourse, or points… |
| MANSLAUGHTERS | • manslaughters n. Plural of manslaughter. • MANSLAUGHTER n. the unlawful killing of a human being without express or implied malice. |
| PHRAGMOPLASTS | • phragmoplasts n. Plural of phragmoplast. • PHRAGMOPLAST n. the enlarged barrel-shaped spindle that is characteristic of the later stages of plant mitosis and within which the cell plate forms. |
| PHRASEOLOGIST | • phraseologist n. A collector or coiner of phrases. • PHRASEOLOGIST n. one who uses sententious or insincere phrases. |
| POLYGRAPHISTS | • polygraphists n. Plural of polygraphist. • POLYGRAPHIST n. one who operates a polygraph. |
| RIGHTABLENESS | • RIGHTABLENESS n. the state of being rightable. |
| STRANGLEHOLDS | • strangleholds n. Plural of stranglehold. • strangleholds v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of stranglehold. • STRANGLEHOLD n. an illegal wrestling hold by which one's opponent is choked. |
| STYLOGRAPHIES | • STYLOGRAPHY n. a mode of writing or engraving with a pen. |
| TELEGRAPHESES | • TELEGRAPHESE n. language characterized by the terseness and ellipses that are common in telegrams. |
| TELEGRAPHISTS | • telegraphists n. Plural of telegraphist. • TELEGRAPHIST n. a person who works a telegraph. |
| THEOLOGASTERS | • theologasters n. Plural of theologaster. • THEOLOGASTER n. a petty or shallow theologian. |