| CHOREOLOGIES | • CHOREOLOGY n. the study of ballets and their history. |
| CHOREOLOGIST | • choreologist n. One who studies choreology. • CHOREOLOGIST n. a student of choreology. |
| CHRONOLOGIES | • chronologies n. Plural of chronology. • CHRONOLOGY n. the science that deals with measuring time by regular divisions and that assigns to events their proper dates. |
| CHRONOLOGISE | • chronologise v. Alternative spelling of chronologize. • CHRONOLOGISE v. to arrange in chronological order or establish the order in time of events, etc., also CHRONOLOGIZE. |
| CHRONOLOGIZE | • chronologize v. To establish an order of events based on the time of their occurrence. • CHRONOLOGIZE v. to arrange in chronological order or establish the order in time of events, etc., also CHRONOLOGISE. |
| HEORTOLOGIES | • HEORTOLOGY n. the study of religious feasts. |
| HEORTOLOGIST | • heortologist n. A person who studies heortology. • HEORTOLOGIST n. one who practises heortology, the study of religious feasts. |
| HOMOLOGISERS | • homologisers n. Plural of homologiser. • HOMOLOGISER n. one who homologises, also HOMOLOGIZER. |
| HOMOLOGIZERS | • homologizers n. Plural of homologizer. • HOMOLOGIZER n. one who homologizes, also HOMOLOGISER. |
| MORPHOLOGIES | • morphologies n. Plural of morphology. • MORPHOLOGY n. the study of forms e.g. of words. |
| NEIGHBORHOOD | • neighborhood n. The residential area near one’s home. • neighborhood n. The inhabitants of a residential area. • neighborhood n. A formal or informal division of a municipality or region. |
| OLIGOCHROMES | • OLIGOCHROME n. (trademark) the brand name of a light-filtering device used in photography. |
| OVERHONORING | • OVERHONOR v. to honor too highly, also OVERHONOUR. |
| OVERSHOOTING | • overshooting v. Present participle of overshoot. • OVERSHOOT v. to shoot over or beyond one's target. |
| TROPHOLOGIES | • TROPHOLOGY n. the study of nutrition. |