| GLOOMINESSES | • gloominesses n. Plural of gloominess. • GLOOMINESS n. the state of being gloomy. |
| GLORIOUSNESS | • gloriousness n. Glory, the state or quality of being glorious. • GLORIOUSNESS n. the state of being glorious. |
| GLOSSOLOGIES | • glossologies n. Plural of glossology. • GLOSSOLOGY n. (obsolete) the study of language; study of the tongue. |
| GOODLINESSES | • GOODLINESS n. beauty of form; comeliness. |
| GOOSEFLESHES | • GOOSEFLESH n. a knobbly, pimply condition of the skin, like that of a plucked goose or other fowl due to erection of hairs through cold, horror, etc. |
| LONGSOMENESS | • longsomeness n. The quality of being longsome; lengthiness. • LONGSOMENESS n. the state of being longsome, extended in length, tiresome. |
| MISSIOLOGIES | • missiologies n. Plural of missiology. • MISSIOLOGY n. the study of the church's mission esp. with respect to missionary activity. |
| MUSEOLOGISTS | • museologists n. Plural of museologist. • MUSEOLOGIST n. a student of museology, the study of museums. |
| OSTEOLOGISTS | • osteologists n. Plural of osteologist. • OSTEOLOGIST n. one who practises osteology. |
| PESTOLOGISTS | • pestologists n. Plural of pestologist. • PESTOLOGIST n. one who studies pestology. |
| SEISMOLOGIES | • SEISMOLOGY n. the study of earthquakes. |
| SEISMOLOGIST | • seismologist n. A person who is skilled at, professes, or practices seismology. • SEISMOLOGIST n. one who studies earthquakes. |
| SEMIOLOGISTS | • semiologists n. Plural of semiologist. • SEMIOLOGIST n. a student of semiology, the study of signs and signals. |
| SOCIOLOGESES | • SOCIOLOGESE n. sociological jargon. |
| STRONGYLOSES | • strongyloses n. Plural of strongylosis. • STRONGYLOSIS n. infestation with strongyles. |
| XENOGLOSSIAS | • XENOGLOSSIA n. a person's knowledge of a language never studied, also XENOGLOSSY. |
| XENOGLOSSIES | • xenoglossies n. Plural of xenoglossy. • XENOGLOSSY n. a person's knowledge of a language never studied, also XENOGLOSSIA. |