| COGNATIONS | • cognations n. Plural of cognation. • COGNATION n. relationship by blood; descent from the same original. |
| COGNITIONS | • cognitions n. Plural of cognition. • COGNITION n. the process of knowing, including sensation, perception, etc., distinguished from emotion and conation. |
| CONGESTION | • congestion n. The hindrance or blockage of the passage of something, for example a fluid, mixture, traffic, people… • congestion n. An excess or accumulation of something. • CONGESTION n. the state of being congested. |
| CONSORTING | • consorting v. Present participle of consort. • CONSORT v. to keep company. |
| CONTAGIONS | • contagions n. Plural of contagion. • CONTAGION n. transmission of a disease by direct contact with an infected person or object. |
| CONTANGOES | • contangoes n. Plural of contango. • CONTANGO v. to exercise the right of contango. |
| FESTOONING | • festooning v. Present participle of festoon. • festooning n. Material with which something is festooned. • FESTOON v. to adorn with garlands. |
| GUNCOTTONS | • guncottons n. Plural of guncotton. • GUNCOTTON n. an explosive made by saturating cotton in nitric and sulphuric acids. |
| INCOGNITOS | • incognitos n. Plural of incognito. • INCOGNITO n. (Italian) a man who is unknown or in disguise. |
| LANGOSTINO | • LANGOSTINO n. the spiny lobster, also LANGOUSTE, LANGOUSTINE. |
| MONOGENIST | • monogenist n. (Anthropology, historical) One who maintains that all members of the human race belong to a single species. • MONOGENIST n. a believer in monogenism. |
| MONOGYNIST | • monogynist n. A person who practices monogyny. • MONOGYNIST n. one who practises monogyny, having only one wife at a time. |
| NONGROWTHS | • NONGROWTH n. the failure to grow. |
| ONTOGENIES | • ontogenies n. Plural of ontogeny. • ONTOGENY n. the development of an individual organism. |
| OUTSNORING | • outsnoring v. Present participle of outsnore. • OUTSNORE v. to surpass in snoring. |
| POSTPONING | • postponing v. Present participle of postpone. • POSTPONE v. to put off to a future time. |
| UNROOSTING | • unroosting v. Present participle of unroost. • UNROOST v. (Shakespeare) to drive from a roost. |
| UNSHOOTING | • unshooting v. Present participle of unshoot. • UNSHOOT v. (Shakespeare) to revoke the shouting of by a contrary shout, also UNSHOUT. |
| UNSTOOPING | • unstooping adj. Not stooping. • UNSTOOPING adj. not stooping. |