| AESTHESIOGENIC | • aesthesiogenic adj. (Medicine) Producing a sensation; stimulating the sense of touch. • æsthesiogenic adj. Obsolete typography of aesthesiogenic. • AESTHESIOGENIC adj. producing or causing a sensation. |
| ETHEREALISING | • etherealising v. Present participle of etherealise. • ETHEREALISE v. to make ethereal, also ETHEREALIZE. |
| ETHEREALIZING | • etherealizing v. Present participle of etherealize. • ETHEREALIZE v. to make ethereal. |
| EUHEMERISING | • euhemerising v. Present participle of euhemerise. • EUHEMERISE v. to give a historical explanation for a myth, also EUHEMERIZE. |
| EUHEMERIZING | • euhemerizing v. Present participle of euhemerize. • EUHEMERIZE v. to give a historical explanation for a myth, also EUHEMERISE. |
| GALEOPITHECINE | • GALEOPITHECINE adj. like a flying lemur, also GALEOPITHECOID. |
| GENETHLIALOGIES | • GENETHLIALOGY n. the art of casting horoscopes. |
| GEOCHEMISTRIES | • geochemistries n. Plural of geochemistry. • GEOCHEMISTRY n. the study of the chemistry of the earth's crust. |
| HERESIOGRAPHIES | • heresiographies n. Plural of heresiography. • HERESIOGRAPHY n. a study of or treatise on heresies. |
| HERESIOLOGIES | • HERESIOLOGY n. the study of heresies. |
| HETEROGENEITIES | • heterogeneities n. Plural of heterogeneity. • HETEROGENEITY n. the state of being heterogeneous. |
| HOMOGENEITIES | • homogeneities n. Plural of homogeneity. • HOMOGENEITY n. the state of being homogeneous. |
| INHOMOGENEITIES | • inhomogeneities n. Plural of inhomogeneity. • INHOMOGENEITY n. the condition or an instance of not being homogeneous. |
| SMITHEREENING | • SMITHEREEN v. to break into small fragments. |
| TIGERISHNESSES | • TIGERISHNESS n. the state of being tigerish. |
| WEIGHTINESSES | • weightinesses n. Plural of weightiness. • WEIGHTINESS n. the state of being weighty. |
| WHIGMALEERIE | • WHIGMALEERIE n. (Scots) a trinket or knickknack; a fantastic ornamentation; a whim, also WHIGMALEERY. |
| WHIGMALEERIES | • WHIGMALEERIE n. (Scots) a trinket or knickknack; a fantastic ornamentation; a whim, also WHIGMALEERY. |