| ARMIGEROS | • ARMIGERO n. (Shakespeare) a person entitled to bear arms, also ARMIGER. |
| ERGOTISMS | • ergotisms n. Plural of ergotism. • ERGOTISM n. poisoning by eating ergot-infected grain. |
| FILMGOERS | • filmgoers n. Plural of filmgoer. • film-goers n. Plural of film-goer. • FILMGOER n. one who goes to see motion pictures. |
| GLAMORISE | • glamorise v. (British spelling, Irish, South African, Australian and NZ) Alternative spelling of glamorize. • GLAMORISE v. to make glamorous, also GLAMORIZE, GLAMOURISE, GLAMOURIZE. |
| GOURAMIES | • gouramies n. Plural of gourami. • GOURAMI n. (Malay) a large East Indian freshwater fish, also GORAMY, GURAMI. |
| GRIMOIRES | • grimoires n. Plural of grimoire. • GRIMOIRE n. (French) a book of magical lore. |
| HOMEGIRLS | • homegirls n. Plural of homegirl. • HOMEGIRL n. a girl or woman from one's neighborhood. |
| IDEOGRAMS | • ideograms n. Plural of ideogram. • IDEOGRAM n. a symbol that stands for a concept rather than a word. |
| MIRLIGOES | • MIRLIGOES n. (Scots) dizziness. |
| MISGOVERN | • misgovern v. (Transitive) To govern badly or wrongly. • MISGOVERN v. to govern wrongly. |
| MONERGISM | • monergism n. (Theology) A Christian position holding that God, through the Holy Spirit, works to bring about effectually… • MONERGISM n. the theory that the Holy Spirit alone can act. |
| MONGERIES | • mongeries n. Plural of mongery. • MONGERY n. trading in a particular line of goods, also MONGERING. |
| MORSELING | • MORSEL v. to divide into small pieces. |
| OLIGOMERS | • oligomers n. Plural of oligomer. • OLIGOMER n. a type of complex chemical compound. |
| REHOMINGS | • rehomings n. Plural of rehoming. • REHOMING n. the act of homing again. |
| SEMIGROUP | • semigroup n. (Mathematics) Any set for which there is a binary operation that is closed and associative. • SEMIGROUP n. a mathematical group that is closed under an associative binary operation. |
| SERMONING | • sermoning n. (Obsolete) The act of discoursing; instruction; preaching. • sermoning v. Present participle of sermon. • SERMONING n. preaching a sermon. |
| SOMBERING | • sombering v. Present participle of somber. • SOMBER v. to make sombre. |
| WAGMOIRES | • WAGMOIRE n. (Spenser) a quagmire. |