| CHOREGRAPHED | • choregraphed v. Simple past tense and past participle of choregraph. • CHOREGRAPH v. to arrange or compose (a dance, dances, etc.), also CHOREOGRAPH. |
| DIPHTHONGISE | • diphthongise v. Alternative spelling of diphthongize. • DIPHTHONGISE v. to make into a diphthong, also DIPHTHONGIZE. |
| DIPHTHONGIZE | • diphthongize v. (Transitive, phonetics) To change to a diphthong, as by inserting or removing a vowel. • diphthongize v. (Intransitive, phonetics) To become a diphthong. • DIPHTHONGIZE v. to make into a diphthong, also DIPHTHONGISE. |
| HECTOGRAPHED | • hectographed v. Simple past tense and past participle of hectograph. • HECTOGRAPH v. to copy by hectograph. |
| HEDGEHOPPERS | • hedgehoppers n. Plural of hedgehopper. • HEDGEHOPPER n. a pilot who hedgehops, flies low. |
| HEDGEHOPPING | • hedgehopping v. Present participle of hedgehop. • hedgehopping n. The action or pastime of hedgehopping. • hedge-hopping v. Present participle of hedge-hop. |
| HELIOGRAPHED | • heliographed v. Simple past tense and past participle of heliograph. • HELIOGRAPH v. to signal by heliograph. |
| HIEROGLYPHED | • hieroglyphed adj. Inscribed with hieroglyphs. • HIEROGLYPH v. to represent by hieroglyphs. |
| HYDROGRAPHER | • hydrographer n. A scientist whose speciality is hydrography. • HYDROGRAPHER n. a student of hydrography. |
| HYPERCHARGED | • hypercharged adj. Having hypercharge. • HYPERCHARGE v. to charge excessively, to overload. |
| LITHOGRAPHED | • lithographed v. Simple past tense and past participle of lithograph. • lithographed adj. Depicted in the form of a lithograph. • LITHOGRAPH v. to produce by lithography. |
| PHOTOGRAPHED | • photographed v. Simple past tense and past participle of photograph. • PHOTOGRAPH v. to take a photograph of. |
| SHEEPHERDING | • sheepherding n. The activity of herding sheep. • SHEEPHERDING n. looking after sheep. |
| SHEPHERDINGS | • shepherdings n. Plural of shepherding. • SHEPHERDING n. the act of watching over carefully. |
| SHEPHERDLING | • shepherdling n. (Poetic, archaic) A little shepherd. • SHEPHERDLING n. a little shepherd. |