| DEMAGOGUERIES | • demagogueries n. Plural of demagoguery. • DEMAGOGUERY n. the actions of a demagogue. |
| EMBOURGEOISING | • embourgeoising v. Present participle of embourgeoise. • EMBOURGEOISE v. to cause to become bourgeois or middle-class. |
| GRAMMALOGUES | • grammalogues n. Plural of grammalogue. • GRAMMALOGUE n. a word represented by a single sign. |
| HUMBUGGERIES | • humbuggeries n. Plural of humbuggery. • HUMBUGGERY n. deception. |
| HUMBUGGERS | • humbuggers n. Plural of humbugger. • HUMBUGGER n. one who humbugs, deceives. |
| MEGASPORANGIUM | • megasporangium n. (Biology) A sporangium which produces only megaspores. • MEGASPORANGIUM n. the sporangium in heterosporous plants where the megaspores develop. |
| MESHUGGENER | • meshuggener adj. Crazy, insane. • meshuggener n. A madman; a crazy person, a nutter. • MESHUGGENER n. (Yiddish) a fool, a crazy person, also MESHUGGENAH, MESHUGGENEH. |
| MESHUGGENERS | • meshuggeners n. Plural of meshuggener. • MESHUGGENER n. (Yiddish) a fool, a crazy person, also MESHUGGENAH, MESHUGGENEH. |
| MONEYGRUBBINGS | • MONEYGRUBBING n. scraping and saving. |
| MUDLOGGERS | • mudloggers n. Plural of mudlogger. • MUDLOGGER n. a person who looks for oil, gas etc. in traces of mud excavated from a borehole. |
| MUGGERS | • muggers n. Plural of mugger. • MUGGER n. (Hindi) a broad-snouted Indian crocodile, also MUGGAR, MUGGUR. |
| NEUROIMAGINGS | Sorry, definition not available. |
| RUMORMONGERINGS | • RUMORMONGERING n. the spreading of rumours. |
| SMUGGER | • smugger adj. Comparative form of smug: more smug. • SMUG adj. complacent. |
| SMUGGERIES | • smuggeries n. Plural of smuggery. • SMUGGERY n. a state of smugness. |
| SMUGGERY | • smuggery n. Smugness; smug behaviour or attitude. • SMUGGERY n. a state of smugness. |
| SMUGGLER | • smuggler n. One who smuggles things. • smuggler n. A vessel employed in smuggling. • SMUGGLER n. one that smuggles. |
| SMUGGLERS | • smugglers n. Plural of smuggler. • SMUGGLER n. one that smuggles. |
| SUBMERGING | • submerging v. Present participle of submerge. • SUBMERGE v. to place below the surface of a liquid, also SUBMERSE. |