| COAXINGS | • coaxings n. Plural of coaxing. • COAXING n. the act of persuading. |
| DIGOXINS | • digoxins n. Plural of digoxin. • DIGOXIN n. a drug to improve heart function. |
| DOGFOXES | • dogfoxes n. Plural of dogfox. • dog-foxes n. Plural of dog-fox. • DOGFOX n. a male fox. |
| EXIGUOUS | • exiguous adj. Scanty; meager. • EXIGUOUS adj. scanty in amount, meager. |
| EXPOSING | • exposing v. Present participle of expose. • EXPOSE v. to lay open to view. |
| GEOTAXES | • geotaxes n. Plural of geotaxis. • GEOTAXIS n. (Greek) the movement of an organism in response to gravity. |
| GEOTAXIS | • geotaxis n. (Biology) A living creature’s ability to move by orienting itself by gravitational forces. • geotaxis n. (Biology) A downward movement. • GEOTAXIS n. (Greek) the movement of an organism in response to gravity. |
| HEXAGONS | • hexagons n. Plural of hexagon. • HEXAGON n. a polygon having six sides. |
| LOXYGENS | • LOXYGEN n. liquid oxygen, also LOX. |
| MAGNOXES | • Magnoxes n. Plural of Magnox. • MAGNOX n. (tradename) an alloy of magnesium and aluminum used to make containers for fuel for nuclear reactors. |
| PEGBOXES | • pegboxes n. Plural of pegbox. • PEGBOX n. the part of some stringed instruments that holds the tuning pegs. |
| SEXOLOGY | • sexology n. The study of sex and sexuality, usually from a psychological or clinical perspective. • SEXOLOGY n. the study of human sexual behaviour. |
| XYLOGENS | • XYLOGEN n. (Greek) a woody tissue in trees or plants, also XYLEM. |