| AGGLUTINATING | • agglutinating v. Present participle of agglutinate. • AGGLUTINATE v. to glue together; in philology, to make compound words by additions. |
| AGGLUTINOGENS | • agglutinogens n. Plural of agglutinogen. • AGGLUTINOGEN n. a substance causing the production of agglutinin. |
| ANTISMUGGLING | • antismuggling adj. (Law enforcement) Acting to combat or prevent smuggling. • ANTISMUGGLING adj. designed to counter smuggling. |
| GALACTAGOGUES | • galactagogues n. Plural of galactagogue. • GALACTAGOGUE n. a medicine that promotes secretion of milk. |
| INGURGITATING | • ingurgitating v. Present participle of ingurgitate. • INGURGITATE v. to swallow greedily or in large quantities. |
| JITTERBUGGING | • jitterbugging v. Present participle of jitterbug. • JITTERBUG v. to dance a jazz dance featuring vigorous acrobatic feats. |
| PHLEGMAGOGUES | • phlegmagogues n. Plural of phlegmagogue. • PHLEGMAGOGUE n. a phlegm-expelling drug. |
| REGURGITATING | • regurgitating v. Present participle of regurgitate. • REGURGITATE v. to bring back into the mouth after swallowing. |
| SLUGGARDISING | • sluggardising v. Present participle of sluggardise. • SLUGGARDISE v. (Shakespeare) to make lazy, also SLUGGARDIZE. |
| SLUGGARDIZING | • sluggardizing v. Present participle of sluggardize. • SLUGGARDIZE v. (Shakespeare) to make lazy, also SLUGGARDISE. |
| SPARKPLUGGING | • sparkplugging v. Present participle of sparkplug. • SPARKPLUG v. to spark something off, in the manner of a sparkplug in a car carrying wires between which an electric spark passes to fire the explosive mixture of gases. |
| SUBAGGREGATES | • subaggregates n. Plural of subaggregate. • SUBAGGREGATE n. part of an aggregate. |
| THOROUGHGOING | • thoroughgoing adj. With great attention to detail; complete, thorough. • thorough-going adj. Alternative form of thoroughgoing. • THOROUGHGOING adj. marked by thoroughness or zeal. |
| VEGGIEBURGERS | • veggieburgers n. Plural of veggieburger. • veggie␣burgers n. Plural of veggie burger. • VEGGIEBURGER n. a burger with vegetables rather than meat, also VEGEBURGER. |