| COGNITIVELY | • cognitively adv. Relating to thinking (cognition). • COGNITIVE adv. capable of, or pertaining to, cognition. |
| DYSLOGISTIC | • dyslogistic adj. Expressing censure or disapproval. • DYSLOGISTIC adj. conveying censure. |
| GLUTINOSITY | • glutinosity n. The quality of being glutinous or viscous. • GLUTINOSITY n. the state of being glutinous. |
| HELIOTYPING | • heliotyping v. Present participle of heliotype. • HELIOTYPE v. to obtain such a picture. |
| LITIGIOUSLY | • litigiously adv. In a litigious manner. • LITIGIOUS adv. having ready recourse to litigation. |
| LOITERINGLY | • loiteringly adv. In a loitering manner. • LOITERING adv. standing idly. |
| LONGANIMITY | • longanimity n. (Now rare) Patience or tolerance in the face of adversity; forbearance, long-suffering. • LONGANIMITY n. a disposition to bear injuries patiently. |
| LONGINQUITY | • longinquity n. (Archaic) length. • longinquity n. Long distance; the quality of being far away, remoteness. • LONGINQUITY n. remoteness. |
| ORIGINALITY | • originality n. (Uncountable) The quality of being original or novel. • originality n. (Uncountable) The capacity to think independently or be inventive. • originality n. (Countable) Something original. |
| OUTYIELDING | • outyielding v. Present participle of outyield. • OUTYIELD v. to surpass in yielding. |
| PHILOGYNIST | • philogynist n. Someone who is fond of women as a group. • PHILOGYNIST n. a lover or friend of women; one who esteems women as the higher type of humanity. |
| PRODIGALITY | • prodigality n. Wasteful extravagance. • prodigality n. Lavish generosity. • PRODIGALITY n. the state of being prodigal. |
| RELIGIOSITY | • religiosity n. The quality of being religious or pious, especially when zealous. • RELIGIOSITY n. the state of being religiose. |
| STYLOPISING | • STYLOPISE v. to paralyse a host, also STYLOPIZE. |
| STYLOPIZING | • STYLOPIZE v. to paralyse a host, also STYLOPISE. |
| SYLLOGISTIC | • syllogistic adj. Of or pertaining to a syllogism. • SYLLOGISTIC adj. relating to syllogism, an argument in which two premises lead to a logical conclusion. |
| VICTIMOLOGY | • victimology n. The study of the victims of crime, and especially of the reasons why some people are more prone to be victims. • VICTIMOLOGY n. the study of victims. |