| BESOOTHING | • besoothing v. Present participle of besoothe. • BESOOTHE v. to soothe. |
| GIANTHOODS | • GIANTHOOD n. the state of being a giant. |
| GOODNIGHTS | • goodnights n. Plural of goodnight. • Goodnights prop.n. Plural of Goodnight. • GOODNIGHT n. a common salutation on parting at night. |
| HOTHOUSING | • hothousing v. Present participle of hothouse. • HOTHOUSING n. the act of rearing intensively. |
| MOONLIGHTS | • moonlights v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of moonlight. • MOONLIGHT v. to take a second job. |
| NEOGOTHICS | • NEOGOTHIC n. a style of architecture popular in Britain in the 18th and 19th centuries. |
| PHLOGISTON | • phlogiston n. (Chemistry, historical) The hypothetical fiery principle formerly assumed to be a necessary constituent… • PHLOGISTON n. (Greek) the hypothetical principle of fire regarded formerly as a material substance. |
| POTHOLINGS | • POTHOLING n. the sport of exploring potholes. |
| RESHOOTING | • reshooting v. Present participle of reshoot. • reshooting n. A new recording onto film or video. • re-shooting v. Present participle of re-shoot. |
| SCOOTCHING | • scootching v. Present participle of scootch. • SCOOTCH v. to compress one's body into a smaller space, also SCOOCH. |
| SMOOTHINGS | • smoothings n. Plural of smoothing. • SMOOTHING n. the act of smoothing. |
| SOOTHERING | • soothering v. Present participle of soother. • SOOTHER v. to cajole, flatter; to soothe, calm. |
| SOOTHINGLY | • soothingly adv. In a soothing manner. • SOOTHING adv. reassuring, calming. |
| THEOGONIES | • theogonies n. Plural of theogony. • THEOGONY n. an account of the origin of the gods. |
| THEOGONIST | • theogonist n. A writer on theogony. • THEOGONIST n. a writer on theogony. |
| THINGHOODS | • thinghoods n. Plural of thinghood. • THINGHOOD n. the state of being a thing. |
| UNSHOOTING | • unshooting v. Present participle of unshoot. • UNSHOOT v. (Shakespeare) to revoke the shouting of by a contrary shout, also UNSHOUT. |
| UPSHOOTING | • upshooting v. Present participle of upshoot. • UPSHOOT v. to shoot upwards. |