| GLOSSOGRAPHY | • glossography n. The writing of glossaries or glosses. • glossography n. The study of ancient words or languages.
 • GLOSSOGRAPHY n. the compilation of glossaries.
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| GLYPHOGRAPHS | • glyphographs n. Plural of glyphograph. • GLYPHOGRAPH n. a plate formed by glyphography.
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| GRAPHITISING | • graphitising v. Present participle of graphitise. • GRAPHITISE v. to convert wholly or partly into graphite, also GRAPHITIZE.
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| GRAPHOLOGIES | • graphologies n. Plural of graphology. • GRAPHOLOGY n. the study of handwriting.
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| GRAPHOLOGIST | • graphologist n. A practitioner of graphology. • GRAPHOLOGIST n. a specialist in graphology.
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| LOGAGRAPHIAS | • LOGAGRAPHIA n. the inability to express ideas in writing. | 
| LOGOGRAPHERS | • logographers n. Plural of logographer. • LOGOGRAPHER n. a person who writes speeches or chronicles historical events.
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| LOGOGRAPHIES | • logographies n. Plural of logography. • LOGOGRAPHY n. a method of printing in which whole words or syllables, cast as single types, are used.
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| OLIGOPHAGIES | • OLIGOPHAGY n. the state of being oligophagous, eating only a few specific kinds of food. | 
| OLIGOPHAGOUS | • oligophagous adj. (Chiefly of insects) that feed on a restricted range of food. • OLIGOPHAGOUS adj. eating only a few specific kinds of food.
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| PRIGGISHNESS | • priggishness n. The state or quality of being priggish. • PRIGGISHNESS n. the state of being priggish.
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| PSYCHAGOGUES | • psychagogues n. Plural of psychagogue. • PSYCHAGOGUE n. a conductor of souls to the underworld.
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| SPHYGMOGRAMS | • sphygmograms n. Plural of sphygmogram. • SPHYGMOGRAM n. a sphygmograph record.
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| SPHYGMOGRAPH | • sphygmograph n. A mechanical device used to measure blood pressure and pulse. • SPHYGMOGRAPH n. an instrument for recording the pulse.
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| SPOTLIGHTING | • spotlighting v. Present participle of spotlight. • SPOTLIGHT v. to highlight.
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| SPRECHGESANG | • sprechgesang n. (Music) A form of recitative between speaking and singing. • SPRECHGESANG n. (German) a style of vocal delivery introduced by Schoenberg.
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| STEGANOGRAPH | • STEGANOGRAPH n. a cryptogram, also STEGANOGRAM. | 
| STRAPHANGING | • straphanging v. Present participle of straphang. • strap-hanging adj. Relating to standing passengers, hanging on to a strap or rail provided in a bus or train.
 • strap-hanging v. Present participle of strap-hang.
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