| BOOTLEGGED | • bootlegged v. Simple past tense and past participle of bootleg. • BOOTLEG v. to smuggle illicit goods. |
| DEMOLOGIES | • DEMOLOGY n. the study of human behaviour. |
| EAGLEWOODS | • EAGLEWOOD n. a kind of fragrant wood, aka agalloch. |
| FOOLBEGGED | • FOOLBEGGED adj. (Shakespeare) foolish enough to be begged for a fool (in allusion to the custom of seeking the administration of a lunatic's estate as one's own). |
| GENTLEHOOD | • gentlehood n. The state of being of good or gentle birth; good breeding. • GENTLEHOOD n. (archaic) position or character attaching to gentle birth. |
| GEOLOGISED | • geologised v. Simple past tense and past participle of geologise. • GEOLOGISE v. to engage in geology, also GEOLOGIZE. |
| GEOLOGIZED | • geologized v. Simple past tense and past participle of geologize. • GEOLOGIZE v. to engage in geology, also GEOLOGISE. |
| IDEOLOGIES | • ideologies n. Plural of ideology. • IDEOLOGY n. the science of ideas. |
| IDEOLOGISE | • ideologise v. Alternative spelling of ideologize. • IDEOLOGISE v. to render ideological, also IDEOLOGIZE. |
| IDEOLOGIZE | • ideologize v. (Transitive) To turn into an ideology. • IDEOLOGIZE v. to render ideological, also IDEOLOGISE. |
| IDEOLOGUES | • ideologues n. Plural of ideologue. • IDEOLOGUE n. a doctrinaire adherent of an ideology, also IDEALOGUE. |
| LODGEPOLES | • lodgepoles n. Plural of lodgepole. • lodge␣poles n. Plural of lodge pole. • LODGEPOLE n. a pole used in the construction of a Native American lodge. |
| NEOLOGISED | • neologised v. Simple past tense and past participle of neologise. • NEOLOGISE v. to introduce or use new words or terms or new uses of old words, also NEOLOGIZE. |
| NEOLOGIZED | • neologized v. Simple past tense and past participle of neologize. • NEOLOGIZE v. to introduce or use new words or terms or new uses of old words, also NEOLOGISE. |
| PEDOLOGIES | • PEDOLOGY n. the study of the growth and development of children, also PAEDOLOGY. |