| ARPEGGIATE | • arpeggiate v. (Music, transitive) To play (a chord) as an arpeggio. • arpeggiate v. (Music, of the notes of a chord) To represent separately on a score. • ARPEGGIATE v. to perform or write in arpeggios. |
| EGURGITATE | • EGURGITATE v. to vomit, to cast forth. |
| FREIGHTAGE | • freightage n. The transportation of goods. • freightage n. The price of transporting goods. • FREIGHTAGE n. money paid for freight; freighted goods. |
| GADGETRIES | • gadgetries n. Plural of gadgetry. • GADGETRY n. the devising or construction of gadgets. |
| GENERATING | • generating v. Present participle of generate. • GENERATE v. to bring into existence. |
| GETTERINGS | • getterings n. Plural of gettering. • GETTERING n. the act of removing traces of gas from a vacuum tube. |
| GINGERIEST | • GINGERY adj. of or like ginger; sandy in colour. |
| GREATENING | • greatening v. Present participle of greaten. • GREATEN v. to make great. |
| GREENLIGHT | • greenlight v. (Transitive) To approve; to permit to proceed. • greenlight v. (Transitive, slang) To approve or requisition another’s harm or death; to put a hit out on. • green-light v. Alternative spelling of greenlight. |
| LIGHTERAGE | • lighterage n. The fee paid for conveyance of goods on a lighter. • lighterage n. The act of unloading into a lighter, or of conveying by a lighter. • LIGHTERAGE n. a fee for carrying cargo by lighter. |
| NUTMEGGIER | • NUTMEGGY adj. full of or tasting like nutmeg. |
| RAGGEDIEST | • raggediest adj. Superlative form of raggedy: most raggedy. • RAGGEDY adj. somewhat ragged. |
| REGELATING | • regelating v. Present participle of regelate. • REGELATE v. to refreeze ice by reducing the pressure. |
| REGREETING | • regreeting v. Present participle of regreet. • REGREET v. to greet in return. |
| REGRETTING | • regretting v. Present participle of regret. • regretting n. The act by which something is regretted. • REGRET v. to look back upon with sorrow or remorse. |
| RELEGATING | • relegating v. Present participle of relegate. • RELEGATE v. to remove, usually to an inferior position. |
| STAGGERIER | • STAGGERY adj. given to staggering. |
| THUGGERIES | • thuggeries n. Plural of thuggery. • THUGGERY n. thuggish behaviour. |
| TRIGGERMEN | • triggermen n. Plural of triggerman. • trigger␣men n. Plural of trigger man. • TRIGGERMAN n. a gangster's bodyguard. |