| CHOREGIC | • choregic adj. Of or relating to a choregus. • CHOREGIC adj. relating to a choregus, the financial backer in ancient Greece, usually of a play, also CHORAGIC. |
| COHERING | • cohering v. Present participle of cohere. • COHERE v. to stick together. |
| DOUGHIER | • doughier adj. Comparative form of doughy: more doughy. • DOUGHY adj. resembling dough. |
| GHOSTIER | • ghostier adj. Comparative form of ghosty: more ghosty. • GHOSTY adj. like a ghost. |
| HOMEGIRL | • homegirl n. (Slang) A female friend. • homegirl n. (Slang) A female co-member of a gang. • HOMEGIRL n. a girl or woman from one's neighborhood. |
| HOMERING | • homering v. Present participle of homer. • HOMER v. to hit a home run. |
| HOVERING | • hovering v. Present participle of hover. • hovering n. The act of one who hovers. • HOVER v. to hang suspended in the air. |
| NEIGHBOR | • neighbor n. US standard spelling of neighbour. • neighbor v. US standard spelling of neighbour. • Neighbor prop.n. A surname from Middle English. |
| OCHERING | • ochering v. Present participle of ocher. • OCHER v. to colour with ochre. |
| OTHERING | • othering n. (Philosophy, politics) gerund of other: the process of perceiving or portraying someone or something… • othering v. Present participle of other. • OTHER v. to treat a person as being very different from oneself. |
| OVERHIGH | • overhigh adj. Too high; excessively high. • OVERHIGH adj. too high. |
| REGOLITH | • regolith n. (Geology) The layer of loose rock, dust, sand, and soil, resting on the bedrock, that constitutes the… • REGOLITH n. a layer of loose rock overlaying solid rock. |
| REHOMING | • rehoming v. Present participle of rehome. • rehoming n. The process of finding a new home for somebody. • REHOMING n. the act of homing again. |
| ROUGHIES | • roughies n. Plural of roughy. • roughies n. Plural of roughie. • ROUGHIE n. a dry bough used as a torch, also ROUGHY. |
| THONGIER | • THONGY adj. resembling an item of clothing made from a strip of cloth. |
| THROEING | • throeing v. Present participle of throe. • THROE v. to suffer violent spasms of pain. |