| BRAGGARTLIEST | • BRAGGARTLY adj. like a braggart, boastful. |
| BURGLARISING | • burglarising v. (Britain) present participle of burglarise. • BURGLARISE v. to commit burglary, also BURGLARIZE. |
| DEGRINGOLERS | • DEGRINGOLER v. to descend rapidly or steeply; to decline, fail. |
| FURSHLUGGINER | • furshlugginer adj. (Informal) Well-worn, beat-up, piece of junk. • FURSHLUGGINER adj. (Yiddish) well-worn, beat-up. |
| GILRAVAGERS | • GILRAVAGER n. (Scots) a riotous person. |
| GLENGARRIES | • Glengarries n. Plural of Glengarry. • GLENGARRY n. a Highlander's cap of woollen cloth. |
| GORILLAGRAMS | • gorillagrams n. Plural of gorillagram. • GORILLAGRAM n. a greetings telegram delivered by a person dressed in a gorilla suit. |
| GREGARIOUSLY | • gregariously adv. In a gregarious manner. • GREGARIOUS adv. tending to associate with others of one's kind. |
| MICROBLOGGERS | • microbloggers n. Plural of microblogger. • MICROBLOGGER n. one who keeps a microblog. |
| OVERGLAMORISING | • OVERGLAMORISE v. to glamorize to excess, also OVERGLAMORIZE. |
| PILGRIMAGERS | • pilgrimagers n. Plural of pilgrimager. • PILGRIMAGER n. one who goes on a pilgrimage, also PILGRIM, PILGRIMER. |
| REGULARISING | • regularising v. Present participle of regularise. • REGULARISE v. to make regular, also REGULARIZE. |
| SCRAGGLIER | • scragglier adj. Comparative form of scraggly: more scraggly. • SCRAGGLY adj. irregular or ragged in growth or form. |
| SCRIGGLIER | • SCRIGGLY adj. wriggly. |
| SLUGGARDLIER | • SLUGGARDLY adj. like a sluggard, a habitually lazy person. |
| STRAGGLIER | • stragglier adj. Comparative form of straggly: more straggly. • STRAGGLY adj. irregularly spread out. |
| THIMBLERIGGERS | • thimbleriggers n. Plural of thimblerigger. • thimble-riggers n. Plural of thimble-rigger. • THIMBLERIGGER n. one who thimblerigs. |
| TRIGGERLESS | • triggerless adj. Without a trigger. • TRIGGERLESS adj. without a trigger. |
| WRIGGLERS | • wrigglers n. Plural of wriggler. • WRIGGLER n. one who wriggles. |