| CHURCHGOINGS | • churchgoings n. Plural of churchgoing. • CHURCHGOING n. attending church. |
| DIPHTHONGING | • DIPHTHONG v. to pronounce as a diphthong. |
| GLYPHOGRAPHS | • glyphographs n. Plural of glyphograph. • GLYPHOGRAPH n. a plate formed by glyphography. |
| GLYPHOGRAPHY | • glyphography n. A process similar to etching in which, by means of voltaic electricity, a raised copy of a drawing is… • GLYPHOGRAPHY n. a process of taking a raised copy of an engraved plate by electrotype. |
| HAGIOGRAPHER | • hagiographer n. Someone who writes the biography of a saint. • hagiographer n. Someone who writes praising and flattering things about a person (as if that person were a saint). • HAGIOGRAPHER n. a writer of hagiography. |
| HAGIOGRAPHIC | • hagiographic adj. Of or pertaining to hagiography. • hagiographic adj. (By extension) Uncritically reverent; adulating. • HAGIOGRAPHIC adj. relating to hagiography, also HAGIOGRAPHICAL. |
| HEDGEHOPPING | • hedgehopping v. Present participle of hedgehop. • hedgehopping n. The action or pastime of hedgehopping. • hedge-hopping v. Present participle of hedge-hop. |
| HEMORRHAGING | • hemorrhaging v. Present participle of hemorrhage. • hemorrhaging n. Bleeding. • HEMORRHAGING n. excessive loss of blood from blood vessels, also HAEMORRHAGING. |
| HOLOGRAPHING | • holographing v. Present participle of holograph. • HOLOGRAPH v. to write a text in one's own handwriting. |
| HYGROGRAPHIC | • hygrographic adj. Of or pertaining to hygrography, or using a hygrograph. • HYGROGRAPHIC adj. relating to the measurement of the air's humidity, also HYGROGRAPHICAL. |
| PLOUGHWRIGHT | • ploughwright n. (Chiefly Britain) Alternative spelling of plowwright. • PLOUGHWRIGHT n. one who makes ploughs, also PLOWWRIGHT. |
| ROUGHHOUSING | • roughhousing v. Present participle of roughhouse. • ROUGHHOUSING n. brawling. |
| SPHYGMOGRAPH | • sphygmograph n. A mechanical device used to measure blood pressure and pulse. • SPHYGMOGRAPH n. an instrument for recording the pulse. |
| THROUGHGAUNS | • THROUGHGAUN n. (Scots) a scolding. |