| PROGGINSES | • PROGGINS n. (slang) a college proctor. |
| SPONGEBAGS | • spongebags n. (Slang, UK) formal trousers. • spongebags n. Plural of spongebag. • sponge␣bags n. Plural of sponge bag. |
| GOSPELISING | • gospelising v. Present participle of gospelise. • GOSPELISE v. to evangelize; to square with gospel, also GOSPELIZE, GOSPELLISE, GOSPELLIZE. |
| GOSPELLINGS | • GOSPELLING n. the act of teaching about the life of Christ. |
| PROGRESSING | • progressing v. Present participle of progress. • PROGRESS v. to move forward. |
| GOSPELLISING | • GOSPELLISE v. to evangelize; to square with gospel, also GOSPELISE, GOSPELIZE, GOSPELLIZE. |
| GOSSIPMONGER | • gossipmonger n. A person who spreads gossip. • GOSSIPMONGER n. one who spreads gossip. |
| PROGESTOGENS | • progestogens n. Plural of progestogen. • PROGESTOGEN n. any of a range of hormones of the progesterone type. |
| SPONGOLOGIES | • SPONGOLOGY n. the study of sponges. |
| DISGOSPELLING | • DISGOSPELLING adj. (Milton) withholding the gospel. |
| GOSSIPMONGERS | • gossipmongers n. Plural of gossipmonger. • GOSSIPMONGER n. one who spreads gossip. |
| SCAPEGOATINGS | • scapegoatings n. Plural of scapegoating. • SCAPEGOATING n. the act of making a scapegoat of. |
| SPHAGNOLOGIES | • SPHAGNOLOGY n. the study of peat moss. |
| STEGANOGRAPHS | • STEGANOGRAPH n. a cryptogram, also STEGANOGRAM. |
| PEDAGOGUISHNESS | • PEDAGOGUISH n. in the manner of a pedagogue. |
| STEGANOGRAPHERS | • steganographers n. Plural of steganographer. • STEGANOGRAPHER n. a cryptographer; one who works with ciphers. |
| STEGANOGRAPHIES | • STEGANOGRAPHY n. the practice of concealing digital data within some of the pixels of an image. |
| STEGANOGRAPHIST | • STEGANOGRAPHIST n. one who practises steganography. |