| CONGESTION | • congestion n. The hindrance or blockage of the passage of something, for example a fluid, mixture, traffic, people… • congestion n. An excess or accumulation of something. • CONGESTION n. the state of being congested. |
| DESNOODING | • DESNOOD v. to remove a turkey's snood to discourage cannibalism. |
| FESTOONING | • festooning v. Present participle of festoon. • festooning n. Material with which something is festooned. • FESTOON v. to adorn with garlands. |
| INGLENOOKS | • inglenooks n. Plural of inglenook. • ingle-nooks n. Plural of ingle-nook. • ingle␣nooks n. Plural of ingle nook. |
| LOOSENINGS | • loosenings n. Plural of loosening. • LOOSENING n. the act of making looser. |
| MONOGENIES | • MONOGENY n. the (theoretical) common origin of the human species, esp. from one pair of ancestors. |
| MONOGENISM | • monogenism n. The theory that the human races have a common origin, or constitute a single species. • MONOGENISM n. the doctrine of the common descent of all living things, or of any particular group (esp. mankind) from one ancestor or pair. |
| MONOGENIST | • monogenist n. (Anthropology, historical) One who maintains that all members of the human race belong to a single species. • MONOGENIST n. a believer in monogenism. |
| MONOGONIES | • MONOGONY n. asexual reproduction. |
| MONOGYNIES | • monogynies n. Plural of monogyny. • MONOGYNY n. the condition of having one wife at a time. |
| NEOLOGIANS | • neologians n. Plural of neologian. • NEOLOGIAN n. one who introduces new words or new senses of old words into a language, also NEOLOGIST. |
| NOMOGENIES | • NOMOGENY n. natural rather than religious account of the origin of life. |
| NOOGENESIS | • NOOGENESIS n. evolution of the mind. |
| OMNIGENOUS | • omnigenous adj. Consisting of all kinds. • OMNIGENOUS adj. of all kinds. |
| ONTOGENIES | • ontogenies n. Plural of ontogeny. • ONTOGENY n. the development of an individual organism. |
| SNOOKERING | • snookering v. Present participle of snooker. • SNOOKER v. to thwart, obstruct. |