| BRAGGARTISM | • braggartism n. Boasting, boastfulness. • BRAGGARTISM n. boastfulness. |
| EXERGAMINGS | • EXERGAMING n. the playing of video games that require rigorous physical exercise and are intended as a workout. |
| GANGSTERISM | • gangsterism n. The behavior of a gangster; organized crime. • GANGSTERISM n. the ethos of the gangster. |
| GARGOYLISMS | • gargoylisms n. Plural of gargoylism. • GARGOYLISM n. a rare condition characterised by grotesque physical deformity and severe mental disablement. |
| GERMANISING | • Germanising v. Present participle of Germanise. • GERMANISE v. to make German, also GERMANIZE. |
| GLAMORISING | • glamorising v. Present participle of glamorise. • GLAMORISE v. to make glamorous, also GLAMORIZE, GLAMOURISE, GLAMOURIZE. |
| GLIMMERINGS | • glimmerings n. Plural of glimmering. • GLIMMERING n. a faint shining. |
| GRANGERISMS | • GRANGERISM n. the practice of illustrating a particular book by engravings collected from other books. |
| JIGGERMASTS | • jiggermasts n. Plural of jiggermast. • jigger-masts n. Plural of jigger-mast. • jigger␣masts n. Plural of jigger mast. |
| MISCHARGING | • mischarging v. Present participle of mischarge. • MISCHARGE v. to charge erroneously, as to an account. |
| MISGRAFTING | • misgrafting v. Present participle of misgraft. • MISGRAFT v. to graft wrongly. |
| PILGRIMAGES | • pilgrimages n. Plural of pilgrimage. • PILGRIMAGE v. to go on pilgrimage. |
| PROGRAMINGS | • PROGRAMING n. the act of writing a program. |
| SCRIMMAGING | • scrimmaging v. Present participle of scrimmage. • scrimmaging n. A scrimmage. • SCRIMMAGE v. to take part in a scrimmage, also SCRUMMAGE, SKRIMMAGE. |
| SCRUMMAGING | • scrummaging v. Present participle of scrummage. • SCRUMMAGE v. to engage in a scrummage, also SCRIMMAGE, SKRIMMAGE. |
| SKRIMMAGING | • skrimmaging v. Present participle of skrimmage. • SKRIMMAGE v. to scuffle, also SCRIMMAGE, SCRUMMAGE. |
| WHIGGAMORES | • Whiggamores n. Plural of Whiggamore. • WHIGGAMORE n. (Scots) a Whig; a cant term applied in contempt to Scotch Presbyterians. |