| AGROTOURISMS | • AGROTOURISM n. the business of providing holidays in an agricultural setting, also AGRITOURISM. |
| AGROTOURISTS | • agrotourists n. Plural of agrotourist. • AGROTOURIST n. one who engages in agrotourism, the business of providing holidays in an agricultural setting. |
| COMPURGATORS | • compurgators n. Plural of compurgator. • COMPURGATOR n. one who under oath vouches for the character or conduct of an accused person. |
| CORRUGATIONS | • corrugations n. Plural of corrugation. • CORRUGATION n. the act of corrugating. |
| CRYOSURGEONS | • cryosurgeons n. Plural of cryosurgeon. • CRYOSURGEON n. a surgeon who uses freezing techniques. |
| GROUNDPROXES | • GROUNDPROX n. an altitude warning system in aircraft. |
| MICROSURGEON | • microsurgeon n. (Surgery) A surgeon who specializes in microsurgery. • MICROSURGEON n. a surgeon who specialises in microsurgery. |
| NEUROSURGEON | • neurosurgeon n. A surgeon specializing in brain surgery. • NEUROSURGEON n. a surgeon specialising in neurosurgery. |
| OVERGENEROUS | • overgenerous adj. Generous to an excessive degree. • OVERGENEROUS adj. excessively generous. |
| PROMULGATORS | • promulgators n. Plural of promulgator. • PROMULGATOR n. one who promulgates. |
| RIGOROUSNESS | • rigorousness n. The property of being rigorous, strictness. • RIGOROUSNESS n. the state of being rigorous. |
| ROTOGRAVURES | • rotogravures n. Plural of rotogravure. • ROTOGRAVURE n. an intaglio printing process by which imagery is transferred from a copper cylinder to a web of paper, plastic or similar material in a rotary press. |
| RUMORMONGERS | • rumormongers n. Plural of rumormonger. • rumormongers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of rumormonger. • rumor␣mongers n. Plural of rumor monger. |
| RUSTPROOFING | • rustproofing v. Present participle of rustproof. • RUSTPROOFING n. the act of making resistant to rust, such as by applying a coating. |
| SURROGATIONS | • surrogations n. Plural of surrogation. • SURROGATION n. subrogation. |
| THARBOROUGHS | • THARBOROUGH n. (Shakespeare) a mispronunciation of thirdborough, also FARBOROUGH. |