| AMBAGIOUS | • ambagious adj. Roundabout; vague. • ambagious adj. Indefinite. (Can we add an example for this sense?) • AMBAGIOUS adj. (archaic) roundabout, circuitous. |
| AMBIGUOUS | • ambiguous adj. Open to multiple interpretations. • ambiguous adj. (Obsolete, of persons) Hesitant; uncertain; not taking sides. • AMBIGUOUS adj. open to more than one interpretation. |
| BEGLAMOUR | • beglamour v. To make glamorous. • beglamour v. To bedazzle; to deceive as if by magic. • BEGLAMOUR v. to impress with glamour, also BEGLAMOR. |
| BIGMOUTHS | • bigmouths n. Plural of bigmouth. • big␣mouths n. Plural of big mouth. • BIGMOUTH n. a loud conceited person. |
| BROUGHAMS | • broughams n. Plural of brougham. • BROUGHAM n. a one-horse closed carriage. |
| BUMPOLOGY | • bumpology n. (Archaic, derogatory) phrenology. • BUMPOLOGY n. jocularly, the study of bumps on the head, aka phrenology. |
| EMBOGUING | • emboguing v. Present participle of embogue. • EMBOGUE v. to flow out from a river mouth. |
| GRUBWORMS | • grubworms n. Plural of grubworm. • GRUBWORM n. the larva of some insects. |
| GUMBOTILS | • GUMBOTIL n. a dark sticky clay, formed by the weathering of boulder clay or glacial drift. |
| JIGGUMBOB | • jiggumbob n. A worthless trifle or bauble; a gimcrack. • JIGGUMBOB n. a thingamabob; a gewgaw. |
| OUTGAMBLE | • outgamble v. (Transitive) To surpass in gambling; to gamble more or better than. • OUTGAMBLE v. to surpass at gambling. |
| PLUMBAGOS | • plumbagos n. Plural of plumbago. • PLUMBAGO n. (Latin) graphite. |
| SUBIMAGOS | • subimagos n. Plural of subimago. • SUBIMAGO n. a stage in the life of a mayfly. |
| UNTOMBING | • untombing v. Present participle of untomb. • UNTOMB v. to remove from a tomb. |