| DECIGRAMMES | • decigrammes n. Plural of decigramme. • DECIGRAMME n. a tenth of a gram, also DECIGRAM. |
| DEMAGOGISMS | • DEMAGOGISM n. the practices of a demagogue, also DEMAGOGUISM, DEMAGOGY. |
| DEMAGOGUISM | • demagoguism n. Alternative form of demagogism. • DEMAGOGUISM n. being a demagogue, also DEMAGOGISM, DEMAGOGY. |
| DIAGRAMMING | • diagramming v. Present participle of diagram. • DIAGRAM v. to illustrate by drawing a plan. |
| DISIMMURING | • DISIMMURE v. to liberate; to release from walls. |
| GORMANDISMS | • GORMANDISM n. gluttony. |
| GOURMANDISM | • gourmandism n. A passion for and deep interest in good food. • gourmandism n. Gluttony. • GOURMANDISM n. the state of being a gourmand. |
| HUMMINGBIRD | • hummingbird n. Any of various small American birds in the family Trochilidae that have the ability to hover. • humming-bird n. Alternative form of hummingbird. • humming␣bird n. Alternative form of hummingbird. |
| IDEOGRAMMIC | • ideogrammic adj. Being, or pertaining to, an ideogram. • IDEOGRAMMIC adj. of or like an ideogram, also IDEOGRAMIC, IDEOGRAMMATIC. |
| INCOMMODING | • incommoding v. Present participle of incommode. • INCOMMODE v. to put to inconvenience, also DISCOMMODE. |
| MAILGRAMMED | • mailgrammed v. Simple past tense and past participle of mailgram. • MAILGRAM v. (tradename) to send a letter electronically. |
| MANDAMUSING | • mandamusing v. Present participle of mandamus. • MANDAMUS v. (Latin) to command by writ from a higher court to a lower. |
| MIDDLEGAMES | • middlegames n. Plural of middlegame. • middle␣games n. Plural of middle game. |
| MIDMORNINGS | • midmornings n. Plural of midmorning. • mid-mornings n. Plural of mid-morning. |
| MISDEEMINGS | • misdeemings n. Plural of misdeeming. • MISDEEMING n. the act of misdeeming. |
| MISJUDGMENT | • misjudgment n. An act of misjudging; a mistake in judgment. • MISJUDGMENT n. an erroneous judgment, also MISJUDGEMENT. |
| WINDJAMMING | • windjamming n. Excessive talking; loquaciousness. • windjamming n. Sailing a windjammer. • windjamming n. Playing a wind instrument, possibly badly. |