| APOLOGIAE | • apologiae n. Plural of apologia. • APOLOGIA n. (Latin) a written defence. |
| APOLOGIES | • apologies n. Plural of apology. • apologies n. Plural of apologie. • apologies n. A list of people unable to attend a meeting, typically presented as the first item on the agenda. |
| APOLOGISE | • apologise v. Non-Oxford standard spelling of apologize. • APOLOGISE v. to express regret, also APOLOGIZE. |
| APOLOGIZE | • apologize v. (Intransitive, often followed by “for”) To make an apology or excuse; to acknowledge some fault or offense… • apologize v. (Intransitive) To express regret that a certain event has occurred. • apologize v. (Intransitive, dated) To make an apologia or defense; to act as apologist. |
| COOPERING | • coopering v. Present participle of cooper. • coopering n. The vocation of, or output of, a cooper (barrelmaker): synonym of cooperage. • COOPERING n. the making of barrels. |
| EPIGONOUS | • epigonous adj. Following and modelling after another thing. • EPIGONOUS adj. relating to a follower or inferior imitator. |
| GEOPONICS | • geoponics n. The science of agriculture. • GEOPONICS n. the study of agriculture. |
| GEOTROPIC | • geotropic adj. (Biology) Of or pertaining to geotropism. • GEOTROPIC adj. showing geotropism, a disposition to turn or incline towards the earth. |
| GLOOPIEST | • gloopiest adj. Superlative form of gloopy: most gloopy. • GLOOPY adj. thickly viscid. |
| GOOPINESS | • goopiness n. The state of being goopy. • GOOPINESS n. the state of being goopy. |
| LOGOPEDIC | • logopedic adj. Relating to logopedics. • LOGOPEDIC adj. relating to speech therapy, also LOGOPAEDIC. |
| LOGOPHILE | • logophile n. One who loves words; a word buff. • LOGOPHILE n. a person who loves words. |
| OESOPHAGI | • oesophagi n. Plural of oesophagus. • œsophagi n. Plural of œsophagus. • OESOPHAGUS n. that portion of the gut which connects the pharynx to the stomach, also ESOPHAGUS. |
| PEDOLOGIC | • pedologic adj. Of or pertaining to pedology (in all senses). • PEDOLOGIC adj. relating to pedology, the study of the growth and development of children. |
| POOTERING | • pootering v. Present participle of pooter. • POOTER v. to hurry away. |
| PROLOGISE | • prologise v. Alternative form of prologuize. • PROLOGISE v. to speak a prolog, also PROLOGIZE, PROLOGUISE, PROLOGUIZE. |
| PROLOGIZE | • prologize v. Alternative form of prologuize. • PROLOGIZE v. to speak a prolog, also PROLOGISE, PROLOGUISE, PROLOGUIZE. |
| PROTOGINE | • protogine n. (Geology) A form of granite containing silvery flakes of talc or similar minerals. • PROTOGINE n. a kind of granite or gneiss containing a silvery talcose mineral. |
| SPONGIOSE | • spongiose adj. Somewhat spongy; spongelike; full of small cavities. • SPONGIOSE adj. somewhat spongy; spongelike, also SPONGEOUS, SPONGIOUS. |