| CHOIRGIRL | • choirgirl n. A girl who sings in a choir. • CHOIRGIRL n. a female member of a choir. |
| GLORIFIER | • glorifier n. Agent noun of glorify; one who glorifies. • GLORIFIER n. one who glorifies. |
| GRIDIRONS | • gridirons n. Plural of gridiron. • GRIDIRON v. to mark with parallel lines or bars. |
| GRIMOIRES | • grimoires n. Plural of grimoire. • GRIMOIRE n. (French) a book of magical lore. |
| IRRIGATOR | • irrigator n. One who, or that which, irrigates. • irrigator n. A device for cleansing a wound with water. • IRRIGATOR n. one who irrigates. |
| IRRIGUOUS | • irriguous adj. (Archaic, poetic) Irrigated, well-watered. • IRRIGUOUS adj. watered; wet; irrigating. |
| MIRRORING | • mirroring v. Present participle of mirror. • mirroring n. A reflection or inversion. • MIRRORING n. the act of reflecting with a mirror. |
| MORRISING | • morrising v. Present participle of morris. • MORRIS v. to dance the morris. |
| ORIGINARY | • originary adj. (Rare) Pertaining to or being the origin of something. • originary adj. (Rare) primitive, original. • originary adj. (Obsolete, often preceding ’of’) Having its origin (in); originating (from). |
| OVERRIGID | • overrigid adj. Too rigid or severe. • OVERRIGID adj. too rigid; too severe. |
| RIGORISMS | • rigorisms n. Plural of rigorism. • RIGORISM n. rigidity in principle or practice. |
| RIGORISTS | • rigorists n. Plural of rigorist. • RIGORIST n. one who professes rigorism. |
| RIZZORING | • RIZZOR v. (Scots) to dry in the sun, also RIZZAR, RIZZER. |
| WORRITING | • worriting v. Present participle of worrit. • worriting n. (Dialect) A worrying. • WORRIT v. to worry, also WHERRIT. |