| EAGLESTONES | • eaglestones n. Plural of eaglestone. • eagle-stones n. Plural of eagle-stone. • eagle␣stones n. Plural of eagle stone. |
| ELECTROGENS | • ELECTROGEN n. a molecule which emits electrons when it is illuminated. |
| GAOLERESSES | • gaoleresses n. Plural of gaoleress. • GAOLERESS n. a female gaoler, also JAILERESS, JAILORESS. |
| GENEALOGIES | • genealogies n. Plural of genealogy. • GENEALOGY n. the history of the descent of families. |
| GENEALOGISE | • genealogise v. Alternative form of genealogize. • GENEALOGISE v. to investigate or discuss genealogy, also GENEALOGIZE. |
| GEOTEXTILES | • geotextiles n. Plural of geotextile. • GEOTEXTILE n. any strong synthetic fabric used in civil engineering, as to retain an embankment. |
| GLENDOVEERS | • glendoveers n. Plural of glendoveer. • GLENDOVEER n. (Southey) a heavenly spirit. |
| GOALKEEPERS | • goalkeepers n. Plural of goalkeeper. • goal␣keepers n. Plural of goal keeper. • GOALKEEPER n. a player who defends the goal in any of various games (as hockey, lacrosse, or soccer). |
| HYLOGENESES | • HYLOGENESIS n. the origin of matter. |
| LEUKEMOGENS | • LEUKEMOGEN n. a substance or agent which promotes the development of leukaemia, also LEUCAEMOGEN, LEUKAEMOGEN. |
| LIPOGENESES | • lipogeneses n. Plural of lipogenesis. • LIPOGENESIS n. the formation of fat in the body. |
| MEREOLOGIES | • mereologies n. Plural of mereology. • MEREOLOGY n. the formal study of the logical properties of the relation between part and whole. |
| POLYGENESES | • polygeneses n. Plural of polygenesis. • POLYGENESIS n. the theory that humans derived from many separate origins. |
| SELTZOGENES | • seltzogenes n. Plural of seltzogene. • SELTZOGENE n. a gazogene, an apparatus for carbonating water. |
| SLOGANEERED | • sloganeered v. Simple past tense and past participle of sloganeer. • SLOGANEER v. to invent or make heavy use of slogans. |
| TELEOLOGIES | • teleologies n. Plural of teleology. • TELEOLOGY n. the doctrine that final causes exist in nature. |