| BOILINGS | • boilings n. Plural of boiling. • BOILING n. the act of boiling. |
| DISLOIGN | • DISLOIGN v. (Spenser) to put at a distance; to remove. |
| FOILINGS | • foilings n. Plural of foiling. • FOILING n. the act of frustrating. |
| GILLIONS | • gillions n. Plural of gillion. • GILLION n. a thousand million. |
| ILLOGICS | • illogics n. Plural of illogic. • ILLOGIC n. the absence of logic. |
| LIGROINS | • ligroins n. Plural of ligroin. • LIGROIN n. (tradename) a name applied to some of the volatile products obtained in refining crude petroleum, also LIGROINE. |
| LOGICISE | • logicise v. Alternative form of logicize. • LOGICISE v. to reason, also LOGICIZE. |
| LOGICISM | • logicism n. (Philosophy) The doctrine that mathematics is a branch of logic in that some or all mathematics is reducible to logic. • LOGICISM n. Frege's theory that underlying mathematics is a purely logical set of axioms. |
| LOGICIST | • logicist n. (Philosophy) An adherent of logicism. • LOGICIST n. a believer in logicism, Frege's theory that underlying mathematics is a purely logical set of axioms. |
| LOGISTIC | • logistic adj. (Mathematics) Relating to symbolic logic. • logistic adj. (Statistics) Relating to the logistic function. • logistic adj. (Mathematics, obsolete) Using sexagesimal fractions, especially in arithmetic or logarithms. |
| OLIGISTS | • oligists n. Plural of oligist. • OLIGIST n. crystallized haematite. |
| PIGNOLIS | • pignolis n. (US) pine nuts. • PIGNOLI n. (Italian) the edible seed of nut pines, also PIGNOLIA. |
| SMOILING | • SMOILE v. (obsolete) to smile, also SMOYLE. |
| SOILINGS | • soilings n. Plural of soiling. • SOILING n. the act of soiling. |
| SPOILING | • spoiling v. Present participle of spoil. • spoiling n. Plunder; pillage. • SPOIL v. to mar. |
| TOILINGS | • toilings n. Plural of toiling. • TOILING n. the act of toiling. |
| VILIAGOS | • viliagos n. Plural of viliago. • VILIAGO n. (obsolete) a coward, also VILIACO, VILLAGIO, VILLIACO, VILLIAGO. |