| CLANGOROUSLY | • clangorously adv. In a clangorous manner; ringingly. • CLANGOROUS adv. full of clangour. |
| COLLOQUISING | • colloquising v. Present participle of colloquise. • COLLOQUISE v. to converse, also COLLOQUIZE. |
| GAMOPHYLLOUS | • gamophyllous adj. (Botany) Composed of leaves or segments (e.g. perianth) united by their edges, compare apophyllous (free segments). • GAMOPHYLLOUS adj. with perianth leaves united. |
| GLAMOUROUSLY | • GLAMOUROUS adv. having glamour, also GLAMOROUS. |
| GLUTTONOUSLY | • gluttonously adv. In a gluttonous manner. • GLUTTONOUS adv. marked by or given to gluttony. |
| INGLORIOUSLY | • ingloriously adv. In an inglorious manner. • INGLORIOUS adv. not glorious. |
| LANGUOROUSLY | • languorously adv. In a languorous manner, without exertion, lazily. • LANGUOROUS adv. producing or tending to produce languor. |
| LOGODAEDALUS | • logodaedalus n. A wordsmith; one who uses language with cleverness and skill. • LOGODAEDALUS n. one skilled in the manipulative use of words. |
| MALLOPHAGOUS | • mallophagous adj. Feeding on feathers. • MALLOPHAGOUS adj. relating to the Mallophaga, an order of wingless parasitic insects, bird-lice or biting-lice. |
| MONOLINGUALS | • monolinguals n. Plural of monolingual. • MONOLINGUAL n. one who speaks one language only. |
| MUSEOLOGICAL | • museological adj. Pertaining to museology. • MUSEOLOGICAL adj. relating to museology. |
| OLEAGINOUSLY | • oleaginously adv. In an oleaginous manner. • OLEAGINOUS adv. resembling or having the properties of oil. |
| PLUTOLOGISTS | • plutologists n. Plural of plutologist. • PLUTOLOGIST n. a student of plutology, political economy. |
| POLYGAMOUSLY | • polygamously adv. In a polygamous manner. • POLYGAMOUS adv. of or pertaining to polygamy. |
| POLYGLOTTOUS | • polyglottous adj. (Rare) Speaking many languages; polyglot. • POLYGLOTTOUS adj. like a polyglot, also POLYGLOTTAL, POLYGLOTTIC. |