| DISLODGMENT | • dislodgment n. Alternative form of dislodgement. • DISLODGMENT n. the act of dislodging, also DISLODGEMENT. |
| ELOIGNMENTS | • eloignments n. Plural of eloignment. • ELOIGNMENT n. the act of eloigning, conveying to a distance. |
| GONIMOBLAST | • gonimoblast n. (Biology) A sporogenous filament (or bundle of such filaments) in the fertilized carpogonium of red algae. • GONIMOBLAST n. in the red seaweeds, a spore-bearing filament that springs from the fertilized carpogonium. |
| HYMNOLOGIST | • hymnologist n. A composer or compiler of hymns; one versed in hymnology. • HYMNOLOGIST n. a student of hymnology. |
| LIGAMENTOUS | • ligamentous adj. Of or pertaining to ligaments. • ligamentous adj. Forming part of a ligament. • LIGAMENTOUS adj. of or like a ligament, also LIGAMENTAL, LIGAMENTARY. |
| LIMNOLOGIST | • limnologist n. A specialist in limnology. • LIMNOLOGIST n. one who studies limnology, the study of bodies of fresh water. |
| MISLOCATING | • mislocating v. Present participle of mislocate. • MISLOCATE v. to locate in the wrong place. |
| MONOLOGISTS | • monologists n. Plural of monologist. • MONOLOGIST n. one who soliloquizes; esp. one who monopolizes conversation in company, also MONOLOGUIST. |
| MONOLOGUIST | • monologuist n. Alternative spelling of monologist. • MONOLOGUIST n. one who gives monologues, also MONOLOGIST. |
| MORTALISING | • mortalising v. Present participle of mortalise. • MORTALISE v. to make mortal, also MORTALIZE. |
| NOMOLOGISTS | • nomologists n. Plural of nomologist. • NOMOLOGIST n. a student of nomology, the science of law. |
| OBLIGEMENTS | • obligements n. Plural of obligement. • OBLIGEMENT n. (Scots) a helpful action, a favour. |
| OUTMUSCLING | • outmuscling v. Present participle of outmuscle. • OUTMUSCLE v. to surpass in muscle-power. |
| OUTSMELLING | • outsmelling v. Present participle of outsmell. • OUTSMELL v. to surpass in smelling. |
| PELTMONGERS | • peltmongers n. Plural of peltmonger. • PELTMONGER n. a dealer in skins. |
| TOOLMAKINGS | • TOOLMAKING n. the action, process, or art of making tools. |
| UNLIGHTSOME | • UNLIGHTSOME adj. (Milton) without light. |