| CHERISHINGLY | • cherishingly adv. In a cherishing manner. • CHERISHING adv. CHERISH, to hold dear. |
| CHRONOGRAPHS | • chronographs n. Plural of chronograph. • CHRONOGRAPH n. an instrument for recording the moment of an event. |
| CHRONOGRAPHY | • chronography n. A description or record of past time; history. • chronography n. Measurement with a chronograph. • CHRONOGRAPHY n. chronology. |
| CHURCHGOINGS | • churchgoings n. Plural of churchgoing. • CHURCHGOING n. attending church. |
| DISCHURCHING | • dischurching v. Present participle of dischurch. • DISCHURCH v. (obsolete) to deprive of church rank or privileges. |
| ETHNOGRAPHIC | • ethnographic adj. Relating to ethnography. • ETHNOGRAPHIC adj. related to ethnography. |
| HEADREACHING | • HEADREACH v. to make distance to windward in tacking. |
| ICHNOGRAPHIC | • ichnographic adj. Of or relating to ichnography. • ICHNOGRAPHIC adj. relating to the ichnography, the making of ground plans, also ICHNOGRAPHICAL. |
| NONCHURCHING | • NONCHURCH v. to take away a church's status as a church. |
| ORTHOGNATHIC | • orthognathic adj. Orthognathous. • ORTHOGNATHIC adj. having a lower jaw that neither projects nor recedes, also ORTHOGNATHOUS. |
| PHONOGRAPHIC | • phonographic adj. Of or relating to phonography or to a phonograph. • PHONOGRAPHIC adj. of or relating to phonography. |
| SHORTCHANGED | • shortchanged v. Simple past tense and past participle of shortchange. • short-changed v. Simple past tense and past participle of short-change. • short␣changed v. Simple past tense and past participle of short change. |
| SHORTCHANGER | • shortchanger n. One who shortchanges. • SHORTCHANGER n. one who gives short change. |
| SHORTCHANGES | • shortchanges v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of shortchange. • short-changes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of short-change. • short␣changes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of short change. |
| TECHNOGRAPHY | • technography n. The description of the arts and crafts of tribes and peoples. • technography n. (Telecommunications) Live capture of meeting notes while projecting the real-time transcription to participants. • TECHNOGRAPHY n. the description of arts and crafts. |