| AGGRANDISER | • aggrandiser n. Alternative form of aggrandizer. • AGGRANDISER n. one who aggrandises, also AGGRANDIZER. |
| DOWNRIGGERS | • downriggers n. Plural of downrigger. |
| GRANGERISED | • grangerised v. Simple past tense and past participle of grangerise. • GRANGERISE v. to illustrate a book with illustrations from other books; to mutilate a book by stealing its illustrations, also GRANGERIZE. |
| AGGRANDISERS | • aggrandisers n. Plural of aggrandiser. • AGGRANDISER n. one who aggrandises, also AGGRANDIZER. |
| AGGRANDIZERS | • aggrandizers n. Plural of aggrandizer. • AGGRANDIZER n. one who aggrandizes, also AGGRANDISER. |
| DEGRINGOLERS | • DEGRINGOLER v. to descend rapidly or steeply; to decline, fail. |
| DISREGARDING | • disregarding v. Present participle of disregard. • DISREGARD v. to pay no attention to. |
| FINGERGUARDS | • fingerguards n. Plural of fingerguard. • FINGERGUARD n. the crosspiece of a sword-handle. |
| GINGERBREADS | • gingerbreads n. Plural of gingerbread. • GINGERBREAD n. a cake flavoured with treacle and usually ginger. |
| MISREGARDING | • misregarding v. Present participle of misregard. • MISREGARD v. (Spenser) to have no regard for. |
| REDIGRESSING | • redigressing v. Present participle of redigress. • REDIGRESS v. to digress again. |
| VERDIGRISING | • verdigrising v. Present participle of verdigris. • VERDIGRIS v. to coat with verdigris. |
| DEREGISTERING | • deregistering v. Present participle of deregister. • DEREGISTER v. to remove from a register. |
| GRANDDAUGHTERS | • granddaughters n. Plural of granddaughter. • GRANDDAUGHTER n. the daughter of one's son or daughter. |
| HARDINGGRASSES | • HARDINGGRASS n. a perennial forage grass of the US. |
| GERRYMANDERINGS | • gerrymanderings n. Plural of gerrymandering. • GERRYMANDERING n. the process of redistricting voting boundaries to benefit one group over another. |
| GINGERBREADIEST | • GINGERBREADY adj. like gingerbread. |
| GROUNDBREAKINGS | • groundbreakings n. Plural of groundbreaking. • GROUNDBREAKING n. the breaking of ground at the beginning of a construction project. |