| DITTOGRAPHIES | • dittographies n. Plural of dittography. • DITTOGRAPHY n. the unintentional repetition of letters in print. |
| GENETOTROPHIC | • GENETOTROPHIC adj. denoting a defect in metabolism which prevents the normal assimilation of essential food elements. |
| GUTTERSNIPISH | • guttersnipish adj. Resembling or characteristic of a guttersnipe. • GUTTERSNIPISH adj. like a guttersnipe. |
| HERPETOLOGIST | • herpetologist n. One who studies reptiles and amphibians; a reptile and amphibian specialist. • HERPETOLOGIST n. one who studies snakes. |
| PHOTOTELEGRAM | • PHOTOTELEGRAM n. a telegram that is sent by means of phototelegraphy. |
| PHYTOESTROGEN | • phytoestrogen n. (Biochemistry) A substance found in certain plants (such as genistein) which can produce effects like… • PHYTOESTROGEN n. a plant substance similar to a weak oestrogen. |
| STENOGRAPHIST | • stenographist n. A stenographer. • STENOGRAPHIST n. one who practises stenography. |
| STEPDAUGHTERS | • stepdaughters n. Plural of stepdaughter. • STEPDAUGHTER n. a daughter of one's wife or husband by a former partner. |
| STRATIGRAPHER | • stratigrapher n. An expert in stratigraphy. • STRATIGRAPHER n. a practitioner of stratigraphy, also STRATIGRAPHIST. |
| SULPHURETTING | • sulphuretting v. Present participle of sulphuret. • SULPHURET v. to treat with sulfur, also SULFURET. |
| SUPERSTRENGTH | • superstrength n. Remarkable strength, above and beyond that of normal human strength. • superstrength n. (Of an alcoholic beverage) Remarkable strength, containing a higher percentage of alcohol than is typical or expected. • superstrength n. Superhuman strength. |
| TELAUTOGRAPHY | • telautography n. Transmission of messages by telautograph. • TELAUTOGRAPHY n. transmission by use of a Telautograph, a telegraph for reproducing the movement of a pen or pencil and so transmitting writings or drawings. |
| TELEGRAPHISTS | • telegraphists n. Plural of telegraphist. • TELEGRAPHIST n. a person who works a telegraph. |
| TROTHPLIGHTED | • trothplighted adj. (Dated) Having pledged one’s troth; engaged; promised. • trothplighted v. Simple past tense and past participle of trothplight. • TROTHPLIGHT v. to betroth. |