| CEROGRAPHISTS | • cerographists n. Plural of cerographist. • CEROGRAPHIST n. a practitioner of cerography. |
| COSMOGRAPHERS | • cosmographers n. Plural of cosmographer. • COSMOGRAPHER n. a student of cosmography. |
| DISCOGRAPHERS | • discographers n. Plural of discographer. • DISCOGRAPHER n. a person who compiles discographies. |
| GASTROSOPHERS | • gastrosophers n. Plural of gastrosopher. • GASTROSOPHER n. a person skilled in matters of eating, also GASTROSOPH. |
| GLOSSOGRAPHER | • glossographer n. A writer of a glossary; a commentator. • GLOSSOGRAPHER n. a writer of short explanatory notes or glosses. |
| GRAVITROPISMS | Sorry, definition not available. |
| PHRASEMONGERS | • phrasemongers n. Plural of phrasemonger. • PHRASEMONGER n. a maker of wordy or fine-sounding phrases, also PHRASEMAKER. |
| PHRASEOGRAPHS | • phraseographs n. Plural of phraseograph. • PHRASEOGRAPH n. a phrase for which there exists a phraseogram. |
| PRESTIGIATORS | • prestigiators n. Plural of prestigiator. • PRESTIGIATOR n. a conjurer, also PRESTIDIGITATOR. |
| PROGRESSIONAL | • progressional adj. Of or pertaining to progression; tending to, or capable of, progress. • PROGRESSIONAL adj. relating to progression. |
| SCENOGRAPHERS | • scenographers n. Plural of scenographer. • SCENOGRAPHER n. one who practises scenography. |
| SEISMOGRAPHER | • seismographer n. A person who measures and records earthquakes and other ground vibrations. • seismographer n. A person who studies such records, a seismologist. • SEISMOGRAPHER n. one who uses a seismograph. |
| SNOBOGRAPHERS | • snobographers n. Plural of snobographer. • SNOBOGRAPHER n. one who engages in snobography, the description of snobs. |
| SPECTROGRAPHS | • spectrographs n. Plural of spectrograph. • SPECTROGRAPH n. an instrument for viewing a spectrum. |
| SPIROGRAPHIES | • SPIROGRAPHY n. the recording of breathing movements. |
| STENOGRAPHERS | • stenographers n. Plural of stenographer. • STENOGRAPHER n. a writer of shorthand. |
| SUPEREROGATES | • supererogates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of supererogate. • SUPEREROGATE v. (obsolete) to do more than is required, ordered or expected. |
| SUPERORGANISM | • superorganism n. (Biology) A social colony of individuals who, through division of labour, effective communication and… • super␣organism n. Alternative form of superorganism. • SUPERORGANISM n. an organized society (as of a social insect) that functions as an organic whole. |
| SURROGATESHIP | • surrogateship n. The position or office of a surrogate. • SURROGATESHIP n. the office of surrogate. |
| TRANSPORTINGS | • transportings n. Plural of transporting. • TRANSPORTING n. the act of transporting. |