| BOOGEYMEN | • boogeymen n. Plural of boogeyman. • BOOGEYMAN n. a goblin, a bugbear, an object of special dread, also BOGEY, BOGEYMAN, BOGY, BOGYMAN, BOOGERMAN, BOOGIEMAN, BOOGYMAN. |
| CLERGYMEN | • clergymen n. Plural of clergyman. • CLERGYMAN n. one who works for the church. |
| CYMOGENES | • cymogenes n. Plural of cymogene. • CYMOGENE n. a volatile compound. |
| EMERGENCY | • emergency n. A situation which poses an immediate risk and which requires urgent attention. • emergency n. The department of a hospital that treats emergencies. • emergency n. An individual brought in at short notice to replace a member of staff, a player in a sporting team, etc. |
| ERGOMETRY | • ergometry n. Measurement with an ergometer. • ERGOMETRY n. the measurement of work done. |
| GAMEYNESS | • GAMEYNESS n. the condition or quality of being gamey, also GAMINESS, GAMYNESS. |
| GANYMEDES | • Ganymedes n. Plural of Ganymede. • GANYMEDE n. (Greek) a catamite, a boy kept for purposes of sexual perversion. |
| GERMANELY | • germanely adv. In a manner that is germane, relevantly. • GERMANE adv. closely related to; relevant. |
| GYNAECEUM | • gynaeceum n. (Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome) The women’s quarters in a household; (hence, loosely) any building or area for women. • gynaeceum n. (Obsolete) An establishment in Rome where female workers made clothing and furniture for royalty. • gynaeceum n. (Botany) A gynoecium. |
| MEGABYTES | • megabytes n. Plural of megabyte. • MEGABYTE n. 1,048,576 bytes. |
| MEGACYCLE | • megacycle n. Megahertz. • MEGACYCLE n. a million cycles; a million cycles per second. |
| MEGADYNES | • megadynes n. Plural of megadyne. • MEGADYNE n. a unit of force. |
| MEREOLOGY | • mereology n. (Logic) The discipline which deals with the relationship of parts with their respective wholes. • MEREOLOGY n. the formal study of the logical properties of the relation between part and whole. |
| METAYAGES | • METAYAGE n. (French) a system of trading crops for rent. |
| REMEDYING | • remedying v. Present participle of remedy. • REMEDY v. to relieve or cure. |
| SEEMINGLY | • seemingly adv. As it appears; apparently. • seemingly adv. In a seemly manner; decorously; with propriety. • SEEMING adv. apparent. |
| TEEMINGLY | • teemingly adv. In great numbers; crowdedly. • TEEMING adv. TEEM, to be full to overflowing. |
| ZYMOGENES | • zymogenes n. Plural of zymogene. • ZYMOGENE n. a substance that develops into an enzyme, also ZYMOGEN. |