| CARTOGRAPHERS | • cartographers n. Plural of cartographer. • CARTOGRAPHER n. one who makes maps, also CHARTOGRAPHER. |
| CHIROGRAPHERS | • chirographers n. Plural of chirographer. • CHIROGRAPHER n. (obsolete) an official of the Court of Common Pleas. |
| CHOREGRAPHERS | • choregraphers n. Plural of choregrapher. • CHOREGRAPHER n. one who choregraphs, also CHOREOGRAPHER. |
| CHOROGRAPHERS | • chorographers n. Plural of chorographer. • CHOROGRAPHER n. one who maps or describes a region. |
| CROSSBARRINGS | • CROSSBARRING n. the act of fitting with a crossbar. |
| CRYOSURGERIES | • cryosurgeries n. Plural of cryosurgery. • CRYOSURGERY n. surgery using instruments at very low temperatures to cut and destroy tissue. |
| FORECARRIAGES | • forecarriages n. Plural of forecarriage. • FORECARRIAGE n. the front part of a carriage, with an arrangement for independent movement of the fore-wheels. |
| MICROGRAPHERS | • micrographers n. Plural of micrographer. • MICROGRAPHER n. a person who draws or describes microscopic objects. |
| MICROPROGRAMS | • microprograms n. Plural of microprogram. • MICROPROGRAM n. a routine composed of microinstructions used in microprogramming. |
| NECROGRAPHERS | • necrographers n. Plural of necrographer. • NECROGRAPHER n. a writer of obituaries. |
| REPROGRAPHICS | • reprographics n. The process of reprography. • reprographics n. The equipment and materials used in this process. • REPROGRAPHICS n. the reproduction of graphic or typeset material, e.g. by photocopying. |
| RESTRUCTURING | • restructuring v. Present participle of restructure. • restructuring n. A reorganization; an alteration of structure. • RESTRUCTURING n. the act of changing the structure of something. |
| SUPERCHARGERS | • superchargers n. Plural of supercharger. • SUPERCHARGER n. a device for increasing the pressure, and hence the power output, in an internal-combustion engine. |
| TURBOCHARGERS | • turbochargers n. Plural of turbocharger. • TURBOCHARGER n. a centrifugal blower driven by exhaust gas turbines and used to supercharge an engine. |