| GOBSTOPPERS | • gobstoppers n. Plural of gobstopper. • gob␣stoppers n. Plural of gob stopper. • GOBSTOPPER n. (colloquial) a large sweet that is sucked. |
| EPIGRAPHISTS | • epigraphists n. Plural of epigraphist. • EPIGRAPHIST n. one who writes epigraphs, also EPIGRAPHER. |
| PROSPECTINGS | • prospectings n. Plural of prospecting. • PROSPECTING n. exploring for mineral deposits. |
| DOORSTEPPINGS | • doorsteppings n. Plural of doorstepping. • DOORSTEPPING n. going from door to door canvassing. |
| SPECTROGRAPHS | • spectrographs n. Plural of spectrograph. • SPECTROGRAPH n. an instrument for viewing a spectrum. |
| STAIRSTEPPING | • STAIRSTEP v. to carry out an exercise like stepping on a stair. |
| STRIPPERGRAMS | • strippergrams n. Plural of strippergram. • STRIPPERGRAM n. a message delivered by a messenger who performs a striptease act for the recipient, also STRIPAGRAM, STRIPOGRAM, STRIPPAGRAM. |
| APOGEOTROPISMS | • APOGEOTROPISM n. bending up or away from the ground. |
| MOUSETRAPPINGS | • MOUSETRAPPING n. a range of techniques employed to stop users leaving a website. |
| STEPPARENTINGS | • STEPPARENTING n. parenting by a stepparent. |
| BIOPROSPECTINGS | • BIOPROSPECTING n. the exploitation of traditional medicines. |
| OPISTHOGRAPHIES | • OPISTHOGRAPHY n. inscribing on the back as well as the front. |
| PALAEOGRAPHISTS | • palaeographists n. Plural of palaeographist. • palæographists n. Plural of palæographist. • PALAEOGRAPHIST n. a student of palaeography, also PALAEOGRAPHER. |
| PLETHYSMOGRAPHS | • plethysmographs n. Plural of plethysmograph. • PLETHYSMOGRAPH n. an instrument for measuring change in body part size due to blood flow. |
| PROGENITORSHIPS | • progenitorships n. Plural of progenitorship. • PROGENITORSHIP n. the state of being a progenitor. |
| SPECTROGRAPHIES | • SPECTROGRAPHY n. the use of the spectrograph. |
| SUPERCOMPUTINGS | • SUPERCOMPUTING n. computing using a supercomputer, a large very fast mainframe used esp. for scientific computations. |