| AGRIMONIES | • agrimonies n. Plural of agrimony. • AGRIMONY n. a perennial herb of the rose family. |
| DEMONISING | • demonising v. Present participle of demonise. • DEMONISE v. to make a demon of, also DEMONIZE. |
| EMBOLISING | • embolising v. Present participle of embolise. • EMBOLISE v. to cause an embolism, also EMBOLIZE. |
| EPIGONISMS | • epigonisms n. Plural of epigonism. • EPIGONISM n. the state of being a follower or inferior imitator. |
| FOREIGNISM | • foreignism n. A trait, custom, phrase or characteristic typical of a foreign country or language. • FOREIGNISM n. anything peculiar to a foreign language or people; a foreign idiom or custom. |
| GORBLIMIES | • GORBLIMY n. a kind of flat army cap, also GORBLIMEY. |
| IGNOMINIES | • ignominies n. Plural of ignominy. • IGNOMINY n. deep personal humiliation and disgrace, also IGNOMY. |
| ISOGAMETIC | • isogametic adj. Pertaining to, or exhibiting isogamy. • ISOGAMETIC adj. relating to isogamy, the conjugation of two gametes of equal size and form, also ISOGAMIC, ISOGAMOUS. |
| MELODISING | • melodising v. Present participle of melodise. • MELODISE v. to compose a melody, also MELODIZE. |
| MEMORISING | • memorising v. Present participle of memorise. • MEMORISE v. to commit to memory, also MEMORIZE. |
| MISOGAMIES | • MISOGAMY n. a hatred of marriage. |
| MISOGYNIES | • misogynies n. Plural of misogyny. • MISOGYNY n. a hatred of women. |
| MISOLOGIES | • MISOLOGY n. a hatred of debate or reasoning. |
| MIXOLOGIES | • mixologies n. Plural of mixology. • MIXOLOGY n. the art of making mixed drinks. |
| MOISTENING | • moistening v. Present participle of moisten. • moistening n. The act of making something moist. • MOISTEN v. to make or become moist. |
| MONETISING | • monetising v. Present participle of monetise. • MONETISE v. to coin into money, also MONETIZE. |
| OLIGAEMIAS | • oligaemias n. Plural of oligaemia. • OLIGAEMIA n. abnormal deficiency of blood, also OLIGEMIA. |
| POLEMISING | • polemising v. Present participle of polemise. • POLEMISE v. to argue or write polemically, carry on a controversy, also POLEMICISE, POLEMICIZE, POLEMIZE. |
| REIMPOSING | • reimposing v. Present participle of reimpose. • REIMPOSE v. to impose again. |
| SEMIOLOGIC | • semiologic adj. Semiological. • SEMIOLOGIC adj. relating to semiology, the study of signs and signals, also SEMIOLOGICAL. |