| GAMOTROPISM | • GAMOTROPISM n. the tendency of gametes to attract each other. |
| GEMMIPAROUS | • gemmiparous adj. (Biology) That reproduces by means of buds (gemmae). • GEMMIPAROUS adj. reproducing by gemmae. |
| IMPINGEMENT | • impingement n. The act of impinging. • IMPINGEMENT n. the act of impinging. |
| IMPUGNMENTS | • impugnments n. Plural of impugnment. • IMPUGNMENT n. the act of impugning, or the state of being impugned. |
| MIMEOGRAPHS | • mimeographs n. Plural of mimeograph. • mimeographs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of mimeograph. • MIMEOGRAPH n. (tradename) an autographic stencil copying device invented by Edison. |
| MIMOGRAPHER | • mimographer n. A writer of mimes (farces). • mimographer n. (Archaic) One who writes down sign language according to the system of mimography. • MIMOGRAPHER n. a writer of mimes. |
| MISPROGRAMS | • misprograms v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misprogram. • MISPROGRAM v. to program incorrectly. |
| MISSTAMPING | • misstamping v. Present participle of misstamp. • MISSTAMP v. to stamp wrongly. |
| MUGWUMPISMS | • mugwumpisms n. Plural of mugwumpism. • MUGWUMPISM n. being a mugwump. |
| PANTOMIMING | • pantomiming v. Present participle of pantomime. • pantomiming n. The performance of pantomime. • PANTOMIME v. to portray or communicate by exaggerated silent gestures or expressions. |
| PRAGMATISMS | • pragmatisms n. Plural of pragmatism. • PRAGMATISM n. a doctrine emphasizing practical value of philosophy. |
| PRETRIMMING | • pretrimming v. Present participle of pretrim. • PRETRIM v. to trim beforehand. |
| PROGRAMMING | • programming n. (Broadcasting) The designing, scheduling or planning of a radio or television program/programme. • programming n. The design and scheduling of a performance such as ballet. • programming n. (Computing) The act of writing a computer program. |
| PUMMELLINGS | • pummellings n. Plural of pummelling. • PUMMELLING n. a beating with the fists. |
| RUMGUMPTION | • rumgumption n. (UK, dialect, archaic) rough and homely common sense. • rumgumption n. (UK, dialect, archaic) shrewdness of intellect. • RUMGUMPTION n. (Scots) common sense, also RUMBLEGUMPTION, RUMELGUMPTION, RUMLEGUMPTION, RUMMELGUMPTION, RUMMLEGUMPTION. |