| AGGRIEVEMENTS | • aggrievements n. Plural of aggrievement. • AGGRIEVEMENT n. the state of being aggrieved. |
| DEMAGNETISING | • demagnetising v. Present participle of demagnetise. • DEMAGNETISE v. to remove the magnetic property from, also DEMAGNETIZE. |
| DISENGAGEMENT | • disengagement n. Release or detachment from a physical situation or other involvement. • disengagement n. The release or separation of a chemical. • disengagement n. (Dated) Leisure; relief from responsibilities or onerous activities. |
| DISGORGEMENTS | • disgorgements n. Plural of disgorgement. • DISGORGEMENT n. the act of disgorging. |
| ETYMOLOGISING | • etymologising v. Present participle of etymologise. • ETYMOLOGISE v. to trace or suggest an etymology for, also ETYMOLOGIZE. |
| FRAGMENTISING | • fragmentising v. Present participle of fragmentise. • FRAGMENTISE v. to reduce to fragments, also FRAGMENTIZE. |
| GAMETOGENESIS | • gametogenesis n. (Cytology) The process by which gametes are produced. • GAMETOGENESIS n. the formation of gametes, also GAMETOGENY. |
| GEITONOGAMIES | • GEITONOGAMY n. pollination of a flower by another flower on the same plant. |
| GEITONOGAMOUS | • geitonogamous adj. Relating to or exhibiting geitonogamy. • GEITONOGAMOUS adj. relating to geitonogamy, pollination of a flower by another flower on the same plant. |
| GEOMAGNETISMS | • GEOMAGNETISM n. the state of being geomagnetic. |
| GEOMAGNETISTS | • geomagnetists n. Plural of geomagnetist. • GEOMAGNETIST n. a student of geomagnetism. |
| GUESSTIMATING | • guesstimating v. Present participle of guesstimate. • GUESSTIMATE v. to estimate without adequate information, also GUESTIMATE. |
| GYROMAGNETISM | • gyromagnetism n. The property of being gyromagnetic. • GYROMAGNETISM n. the magnetic properties of rotating electric charges. |
| MISCEGENATING | • miscegenating v. Present participle of miscegenate. • MISCEGENATE v. to practise miscegenation. |
| SUGGESTIONISM | • suggestionism n. The use of hypnotic suggestion. • SUGGESTIONISM n. treatment by suggestion; the theory that hypnotic effects are entirely due to the action of suggestion. |