| BEGLOOM | • begloom v. (Transitive, rare) To make gloomy; darken. • begloom v. (Transitive, archaic) To sadden. • BEGLOOM v. to make gloomy. |
| ENGLOOM | • engloom v. To make gloomy. • ENGLOOM v. to make gloomy. |
| GLOOMED | • gloomed v. Simple past tense and past participle of gloom. • GLOOM v. to become dark. |
| HOMOLOG | • homolog n. Something homologous; a homologous organ or part, chemical compound or chromosome. • homolog n. (Linguistics) A word shared by two languages or dialects. • homolog n. (Genetics) One of a group of similar DNA sequences that share a common ancestry. |
| LEGROOM | • legroom n. Space to stretch the legs while seated. • legroom n. (Figurative) Freedom to move or grow. • LEGROOM n. space in which to stretch the legs. |
| LOOMING | • looming n. Gerund of loom: the condition of something that looms or towers. • looming v. Present participle of loom. • LOOM v. to appear indistinctly as in a mirage. |
| MOBLOGS | • moblogs n. Plural of moblog. • MOBLOG n. a blog of mobile phone messages and photos. |
| MONGOLS | • mongols n. Plural of mongol. • Mongols n. Plural of Mongol. |
| MONOLOG | • monolog n. (American spelling) Alternative form of monologue. • monolog v. (American spelling) Alternative form of monologue. • MONOLOG n. a lengthy speech by one person. |
| MOOLING | • MOOL v. (Scots) to cover with soil. |
| MOORLOG | • moorlog n. Peat obtained from below the surface of a bog. • MOORLOG n. a deposit of decayed woody material under a marsh. |
| MYOLOGY | • myology n. (Anatomy) The physiological study of muscles. • MYOLOGY n. the study of muscles. |