| 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. |
| COMPAGINATIONS | • compaginations n. Plural of compagination. • COMPAGINATION n. the act of compaginating. |
| DEPIGMENTATION | • depigmentation n. (Pathology) The loss of the skin’s normal pigmentation. • DEPIGMENTATION n. loss of normal pigmentation. |
| IMPIGNORATIONS | • impignorations n. Plural of impignoration. • IMPIGNORATION n. the state of being mortgaged. |
| IMPOSTHUMATING | • imposthumating v. Present participle of imposthumate. • IMPOSTHUMATE v. to form or inflict an abscess, also IMPOSTUMATE. |
| INTERCOMPARING | • intercomparing v. Present participle of intercompare. • INTERCOMPARE v. to make a comparison between. |
| MICROSPORANGIA | • microsporangia n. Plural of microsporangium. • MICROSPORANGIUM n. the sporangium in heterosporous plants where the microspores develop. |
| MISPROGRAMMING | • misprogramming v. Present participle of misprogram. • MISPROGRAM v. to program incorrectly. |
| PHYSIOGNOMICAL | • physiognomical adj. Of or pertaining to physiognomy. • PHYSIOGNOMICAL adj. relating to physiognomy, also PHYSIOGNOMIC. |
| PIEZOMAGNETISM | • piezomagnetism n. Magnetism induced by applied mechanical stress. • PIEZOMAGNETISM n. magnetism developed in a similar way to piezoelectricity, using a magnetic instead of an electric field. |
| PRAGMATISATION | • PRAGMATISATION n. the process of pragmatising, also PRAGMATIZATION. |
| PRAGMATIZATION | • PRAGMATIZATION n. the process of pragmatizing, also PRAGMATISATION. |
| PREADMONISHING | • preadmonishing v. Present participle of preadmonish. • PREADMONISH v. to admonish in advance. |
| PROBLEMATIZING | • problematizing v. Present participle of problematize. |
| SYMPTOMATISING | • SYMPTOMATISE v. to be a symptom of, also SYMPTOMATIZE. |
| SYMPTOMATIZING | • symptomatizing v. Present participle of symptomatize. • SYMPTOMATIZE v. to be a symptom of, also SYMPTOMATISE. |