| ARISTOLOGY | • aristology n. The art or science of dining. • ARISTOLOGY n. the science of dining. |
| BRYOLOGIST | • bryologist n. A scientist specialising in bryology. • BRYOLOGIST n. one versed in bryology. |
| GLADIATORY | • gladiatory adj. (Archaic) gladiatorial. • GLADIATORY adj. (obsolete) of or like a gladiator, also GLADIATORIAL, GLADIATORIAN. |
| GYNIOLATRY | • gyniolatry n. Alternative form of gynolatry. • GYNIOLATRY n. deep respect or devotion for women. |
| GYRATIONAL | • gyrational adj. Of, pertaining to, or caused by gyration. • GYRATIONAL adj. relating to gyration. |
| GYROPILOTS | • GYROPILOT n. a type of automatic pilot. |
| HAGIOLATRY | • hagiolatry n. The worship of saints. • HAGIOLATRY n. worship or reverence for saints. |
| IGNORANTLY | • ignorantly adv. In an ignorant manner. • ignorantly adv. Accidentally. • IGNORANT adv. not knowing things. |
| OBLIGATORY | • obligatory adj. Imposing obligation, legally, morally, or otherwise; binding; mandatory. • obligatory adj. Requiring a matter or obligation. • OBLIGATORY adj. binding in law or conscience. |
| OUTRIGHTLY | • outrightly adv. Outright. • OUTRIGHT adv. totally, completely. |
| SNORTINGLY | • snortingly adv. With a snorting sound. • SNORTING adv. making a snorting noise. |
| SPORTINGLY | • sportingly adv. In a sporting manner, demonstrating good sportsmanship. • SPORTING adv. sportsmanlike; fair and generous. |
| STORIOLOGY | • storiology n. The study of folk tales. • STORIOLOGY n. the study of folk tales. |
| TIMBROLOGY | • timbrology n. (Rare, obsolete) philately (the study or collection of stamps). • TIMBROLOGY n. the study of postage stamps. |
| TOWERINGLY | • toweringly adv. In a towering manner. • TOWERING adv. TOWER, to rise to a great height. |
| TRICHOLOGY | • trichology n. The science or study of hair. • TRICHOLOGY n. the study of hair and its disorders. |
| TRIGONALLY | • trigonally adv. In a trigonal manner. • TRIGONAL adv. pertaining to or having three angles, also TRIGONIC. |
| TROLLEYING | • trolleying v. Present participle of trolley. • TROLLEY v. to travel by streetcar, also TROLLY. |