| ANCIENTRY | • ancientry n. (Archaic) The quality or fact of being ancient or very old. • ancientry n. (Archaic) Old-fashioned style, elaborate ceremony. • ancientry n. (Archaic) Elderly people, elders, ancients (collectively). |
| BARNEYING | • barneying v. Present participle of barney. • BARNEY v. to quarrel loudly. |
| CARNEYING | • carneying v. Present participle of carney. • CARNEY v. to coax, also CARNY. |
| CONNIVERY | • connivery n. Collusion. • connivery n. Plotting, scheming. • CONNIVERY n. an act of conniving. |
| FRENZYING | • frenzying v. Present participle of frenzy. • FRENZY v. to make frantic, also PHRENSY. |
| INCENSORY | • incensory n. Thurible, censer. • INCENSORY n. the vessel in which incense is burned and offered, aka censer or thurible. |
| INERRANCY | • inerrancy n. Freedom from error. • INERRANCY n. exemption from error, infallibility. |
| INHERENCY | • inherency n. The condition of being inherent. • INHERENCY n. the state of inhering, also INHERENCE, INHESION. |
| INVENTORY | • inventory n. (Operations) The stock of an item on hand at a particular location or business. • inventory n. (Operations) A detailed list of all of the items on hand. • inventory n. (Operations) The process of producing or updating such a list. |
| PENGUINRY | • penguinry n. A colony of penguins. • PENGUINRY n. a breeding place, or rookery, of penguins, also PENGUINERY. |
| PERENNITY | • perennity n. The quality of being perennial. • PERENNITY n. the quality of being perennial. |
| PYRONINES | • pyronines n. Plural of pyronine. • PYRONINE n. (tradename) any of several xanthene dyes, also PYRONIN. |
| REDENYING | • redenying v. Present participle of redeny. • REDENY v. to deny again. |
| RENITENCY | • renitency n. Alternative form of renitence. • RENITENCY n. the state of being renitent, resistent, also RENITENCE. |
| SYNEDRION | • synedrion n. An assembly that holds formal sessions. • SYNEDRION n. an ancient rabbinical council of 70 sages, the highest court of ancient Jerusalem, also SYNEDRIUM. |
| TYRANNIES | • tyrannies n. Plural of tyranny. • TYRANNY n. the rule of a tyrant. |
| TYRANNISE | • tyrannise v. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of tyrannize. • TYRANNISE v. to act like a tyrant towards, also TYRANNIZE. |
| TYRANNIZE | • tyrannize v. (Transitive) To oppress (someone). • tyrannize v. (Intransitive) To rule as a tyrant. • TYRANNIZE v. to act like a tyrant towards, also TYRANNISE. |
| YEARNINGS | • yearnings n. Plural of yearning. • YEARNING n. a strong or deep desire. |