| EPIGONISM | • epigonism n. An artistic or literary imitation of an artist by a later generation; stereotyped repetition. • epigonism n. The product of an epigone. • EPIGONISM n. the state of being a follower or inferior imitator. |
| EPILOGISE | • epilogise v. Alternative form of epilogize. • EPILOGISE v. to speak or write an epilogue, also EPILOGIZE. |
| EPILOGIST | • epilogist n. The writer of an epilogue. • EPILOGIST n. one who writes or speaks an epilogue. |
| EPILOGIZE | • epilogize v. (Transitive) To speak an epilogue to. • epilogize v. (Transitive) To utter as an epilogue. • epilogize v. (Intransitive) To write an epilogue. |
| GEOPHILIC | • geophilic adj. (Zoology) Spending all or a stage of the life cycle underground; exhibiting geophily. • geophilic adj. (Botany) Fruiting and/or flowering at or below ground level; exhibiting geophily. • GEOPHILIC adj. loving the earth. |
| GOSSIPIER | • gossipier adj. Comparative form of gossipy: more gossipy. • GOSSIPY adj. full of, or given to, gossip. |
| IMPETIGOS | • impetigos n. Plural of impetigo. • IMPETIGO n. (Latin) a skin disease. |
| PEIGNOIRS | • peignoirs n. Plural of peignoir. • PEIGNOIR n. (French) a woman's dressing-gown. |
| PERIGONIA | • perigonia n. Plural of perigonium. • PERIGONIUM n. any organ inclosing the essential organs of a flower, also PERIGONE. |
| PERIODING | • perioding v. Present participle of period. • PERIOD v. (Shakespeare) to put an end to. |
| PIEROGIES | • pierogies n. Plural of pierogi. • PIEROGI n. (Polish) a small dumpling with a filling, also PEROGI, PEROGIE, PEROGY, PIROGI, PYROGY, PYROHY. |
| PIGEONING | • pigeoning v. Present participle of pigeon. • PIGEON v. to gull or hoax. |
| PIGEONITE | • pigeonite n. (Mineralogy) Any monoclinic pyroxene that is a mixed calcium, magnesium and ferrous silicate. • PIGEONITE n. a monoclinic mineral of the pyroxene group. |
| POETISING | • poetising v. Present participle of poetise. • POETISE v. to write poetry, also POETIZE. |
| POETIZING | • poetizing v. Present participle of poetize. • POETIZE v. to write poetry, also POETISE. |
| PRODIGIES | • prodigies n. Plural of prodigy. • PRODIGY n. a child with exceptional talent and ability. |
| TIPTOEING | • tiptoeing v. Present participle of tiptoe. • TIPTOE v. to walk on the tips of one's toes, also TIPPYTOE. |