| GOLDSMITHRY | • goldsmithry n. Archaic form of goldsmithery. • GOLDSMITHRY n. the craft of a goldsmith, also GOLDSMITHERY. |
| HOLYSTONING | • holystoning v. Present participle of holystone. • HOLYSTONE v. to scrape a deck with holystone. |
| HYDROLOGIST | • hydrologist n. Someone who is skilled in or practises hydrology. • HYDROLOGIST n. an expert in hydrology. |
| HYETOLOGIES | • HYETOLOGY n. the science of rainfall. |
| HYMNOLOGIST | • hymnologist n. A composer or compiler of hymns; one versed in hymnology. • HYMNOLOGIST n. a student of hymnology. |
| HYPNOLOGIST | • hypnologist n. One who is versed in hypnology. • HYPNOLOGIST n. one who studies sleep. |
| LIGHTSOMELY | • lightsomely adv. (Archaic) In a lightsome manner. • LIGHTSOME adv. having light; not dark or gloomy. |
| LITHOGLYPHS | • lithoglyphs n. Plural of lithoglyph. • LITHOGLYPH n. an engraving on stone. |
| MYTHOLOGIES | • mythologies n. Plural of mythology. • MYTHOLOGY n. a body of myths; the scientific study of myths. |
| MYTHOLOGISE | • mythologise v. Alternative spelling of mythologize. • MYTHOLOGISE v. to make mythical, also MYTHOLOGIZE. |
| MYTHOLOGIST | • mythologist n. A person who studies mythology. • MYTHOLOGIST n. a student of mythology. |
| PHILOGYNIST | • philogynist n. Someone who is fond of women as a group. • PHILOGYNIST n. a lover or friend of women; one who esteems women as the higher type of humanity. |
| PHOTOLYSING | • photolysing v. Present participle of photolyse. • PHOTOLYSE v. to cause photolysis in, also PHOTOLYZE. |
| PHYCOLOGIST | • phycologist n. One who studies algae as a profession. • PHYCOLOGIST n. a student of phycology, the study of algae and seaweeds. |
| PHYTOLOGIES | • phytologies n. Plural of phytology. • PHYTOLOGY n. the study of plants. |
| PHYTOLOGIST | • phytologist n. One skilled in phytology; a writer on plants; a botanist. • PHYTOLOGIST n. a botanist. |
| RIGHTEOUSLY | • righteously adv. In a righteous manner. • RIGHTEOUS adv. just, proper. |