| DIPHTHONGISING | • diphthongising v. Present participle of diphthongise. • DIPHTHONGISE v. to make into a diphthong, also DIPHTHONGIZE. |
| DIPHTHONGIZING | • diphthongizing v. Present participle of diphthongize. • DIPHTHONGIZE v. to make into a diphthong, also DIPHTHONGISE. |
| ENIGMATOGRAPHY | • enigmatography n. The art of making or solving puzzles. • ENIGMATOGRAPHY n. the composition of enigmas. |
| GLYPTOGRAPHIES | • GLYPTOGRAPHY n. the art of engraving on gems. |
| HAGIOGRAPHISTS | • hagiographists n. Plural of hagiographist. • HAGIOGRAPHIST n. one who writes the lives of saints. |
| ORGANOGRAPHIST | • organographist n. One versed in organography. • ORGANOGRAPHIST n. one who practises organography, a description of the organs of plants or animals. |
| PHARYNGOLOGIST | • pharyngologist n. A student of pharyngology; one versed in the science of pharyngology. • PHARYNGOLOGIST n. a specialist in pharyngology, the study of the throat. |
| PHOTOENGRAVING | • photoengraving n. (Uncountable) A process of transferring a photographic image onto a plate which is then etched and printed. • photoengraving n. (Countable) A plate or reproduction made using this process. • photoengraving v. Present participle of photoengrave. |
| PHOTOGEOLOGIES | • PHOTOGEOLOGY n. a branch of geology concerned with the identification and study of geological features through the study of aerial or orbital photographs. |
| PHOTOGEOLOGIST | • photogeologist n. One who carries out photogeology. • PHOTOGEOLOGIST n. one who studies photogeology. |
| SPHAGNOLOGISTS | • sphagnologists n. Plural of sphagnologist. • SPHAGNOLOGIST n. a student of sphagnology, the study of peat moss. |
| STEGANOGRAPHIC | • steganographic adj. Of or pertaining to steganography. • STEGANOGRAPHIC adj. relating to steganography, the practice of concealing digital data within some of the pixels of an image. |
| STEREOGRAPHING | • stereographing v. Present participle of stereograph. • STEREOGRAPH v. to make a stereograph. |
| TROTHPLIGHTING | • trothplighting v. Present participle of trothplight. • TROTHPLIGHT v. to betroth. |