| CANDLELIGHTS | • candlelights n. Plural of candlelight. • CANDLELIGHT n. the light of a candle. |
| CHAPTALISING | • chaptalising v. Present participle of chaptalise. • CHAPTALISE v. to add extra sugar to wine during its fermentation to increase its alcohol content, also CHAPTALIZE. |
| CHASTENINGLY | • chasteningly adv. In a chastening manner. • CHASTENING adv. CHASTEN, to chastise. |
| CHECKLISTING | • checklisting v. Present participle of checklist. • CHECKLIST v. to make list of things to do. |
| CHITTERLINGS | • chitterlings n. Small intestine, boiled and fried, usually of a pig. Sometimes prepared with hog maws. • chitterlings n. Plural of chitterling. • CHITTERLING n. part of the small intestine of swine, also CHITLIN, CHITLING. |
| CHRONOLOGIST | • chronologist n. A person skilled in chronology. • CHRONOLOGIST n. an expert in chronology, also CHRONOLOGER. |
| CONCHOLOGIST | • conchologist n. One who collects shells, especially for the purpose of scientific study. • CONCHOLOGIST n. a collector or student of shells. |
| GRANOLITHICS | • GRANOLITHIC n. a stone composed of cement and granite chips. |
| LATCHSTRINGS | • latchstrings n. Plural of latchstring. • LATCHSTRING n. a key or string for opening a latched door. |
| LOCKSMITHING | • locksmithing n. The science and art of making and defeating locks. • LOCKSMITHING n. the work or business of a locksmith. |
| NIGHTCLASSES | • NIGHTCLASS n. a class at night school. |
| NIGHTCLOTHES | • nightclothes n. Clothing worn while sleeping in bed, such as pyjamas or a nightgown, and, when worn over nightclothes, a robe. • NIGHTCLOTHES n. clothes worn for bed. |
| PLECTOGNATHS | • plectognaths n. Plural of plectognath. • PLECTOGNATH n. any spiny-finned marine fish of the mainly tropical order Plectognathi, that includes puffers, triggerfish, trunkfish and sunfish. |
| SCRATCHINGLY | • scratchingly adv. With a scratching motion or action. • SCRATCHINGLY adv. SCRATCHING. |
| SPHACELATING | • sphacelating v. Present participle of sphacelate. • SPHACELATE v. to cause or affect with gangrene or mortification. |
| STANCHELLING | • STANCHEL v. to support by a stanchel. |
| STOCKHOLDING | • stockholding n. (Finance) An ownership interest in one or more companies’ stock. • STOCKHOLDING n. a holding of stock. |
| TECHNOLOGIES | • technologies n. Plural of technology. • TECHNOLOGY n. the practical application of knowledge esp. in a particular area. |
| TECHNOLOGISE | • TECHNOLOGISE v. to affect or alter by technology, also TECHNOLOGIZE. |
| TECHNOLOGIST | • technologist n. A scientist or an engineer who specializes in a particular technology, or who uses technology in a particular field. • TECHNOLOGIST n. one versed in technology. |