| ANTHROPOGENY | • anthropogeny n. The study of human origins, human generation, or the origin and development of man. • ANTHROPOGENY n. the study of human generation or evolution. |
| ETHNOGRAPHER | • ethnographer n. One who practices ethnography. • ETHNOGRAPHER n. a student of ethnography. |
| ETHNOGRAPHIC | • ethnographic adj. Relating to ethnography. • ETHNOGRAPHIC adj. related to ethnography. |
| GERONTOPHILE | • gerontophile n. A person sexually attracted to elderly men. • gerontophile n. A person with primary or exclusive sexual attraction towards the elderly. • GERONTOPHILE n. a person who experiences gerontophilia, a sexual attraction towards old people, also GERONTOPHIL. |
| GERONTOPHILS | • GERONTOPHIL n. a person who experiences gerontophilia, a sexual attraction towards old people, also GERONTOPHILE. |
| GERONTOPHOBE | • gerontophobe n. One who has gerontophobia. • GERONTOPHOBE n. one with a morbid fear of old age. |
| KINETOGRAPHS | • kinetographs n. Plural of kinetograph. • KINETOGRAPH n. an early form of cinematograph camera. |
| MAGNETOGRAPH | • magnetograph n. An instrument for measuring changes in the direction and intensity of magnetic fields. • MAGNETOGRAPH n. an instrument for recording measurements of magnetic fields. |
| NEPHROLOGIST | • nephrologist n. A physician whose speciality is nephrology. • NEPHROLOGIST n. a student of nephrology. |
| OUTPREACHING | • outpreaching v. Present participle of outpreach. • OUTPREACH v. to surpass in preaching. |
| OVERPITCHING | • overpitching v. Present participle of overpitch. • OVERPITCH v. in cricket, to bowl a ball so that its trajectory brings it too close to the stumps. |
| PANTOGRAPHER | • pantographer n. One who uses a pantograph. • PANTOGRAPHER n. one who uses a pantograph. |
| PHOTOENGRAVE | • photoengrave v. To make a photoengraving of an image. • PHOTOENGRAVE v. to make a photoengraving of. |
| PHRENOLOGIST | • phrenologist n. An adherent or practitioner of phrenology. • PHRENOLOGIST n. a practitioner of phrenology. |
| STEGANOGRAPH | • STEGANOGRAPH n. a cryptogram, also STEGANOGRAM. |
| STENOGRAPHED | • stenographed v. Simple past tense and past participle of stenograph. • STENOGRAPH v. to write or report in stenographic characters. |
| STENOGRAPHER | • stenographer n. Someone skilled in the transcription of speech (for example, a secretary who takes dictation). • STENOGRAPHER n. a writer of shorthand. |
| STENOGRAPHIC | • stenographic adj. Of or pertaining to stenography. • STENOGRAPHIC adj. relating to stenography, also STENOGRAPHICAL. |
| TECHNOGRAPHY | • technography n. The description of the arts and crafts of tribes and peoples. • technography n. (Telecommunications) Live capture of meeting notes while projecting the real-time transcription to participants. • TECHNOGRAPHY n. the description of arts and crafts. |
| UPHOLSTERING | • upholstering n. (Uncountable) The padding, springs, webbing, and covers found on furniture. • upholstering n. (Countable) The application of upholstery to furniture. • upholstering v. Present participle of upholster. |