| CAMPHORATING | • camphorating v. Present participle of camphorate. • CAMPHORATE v. to impregnate or treat with camphor. |
| CHIROGNOMIST | • chirognomist n. One who studies chirognomy. • CHIROGNOMIST n. someone who studies chirognomy. |
| EARTHMOVINGS | • EARTHMOVING n. the act of moving large quantities of earth, as with a bulldozer. |
| FURTHCOMINGS | • FURTHCOMING n. in Scots law, an action brought by an arrester against the arrestee and the common debtor after an arrestment in order that the arrested money or property be delivered to the arrester. |
| GODMOTHERING | • godmothering v. Present participle of godmother. • GODMOTHER v. to act as a godmother. |
| GRAMOPHONIST | • gramophonist n. Someone who listens to a gramophone. • GRAMOPHONIST n. one who plays a gramophone. |
| MARATHONINGS | • MARATHONING n. the act of running marathons. |
| MONOGRAPHIST | • monographist n. One who writes a monograph. • MONOGRAPHIST n. one who writes monographs. |
| MOONLIGHTERS | • moonlighters n. Plural of moonlighter. • MOONLIGHTER n. one who takes an additional job. |
| MOTHPROOFING | • mothproofing v. Present participle of mothproof. • MOTHPROOF v. to proof against moths. |
| ORNITHOGALUM | • Ornithogalum prop.n. A taxonomic genus within the family Asparagaceae – plants called star-of-Bethlehem and close relatives. • ORNITHOGALUM n. a plant of a large genus of herbs of the family Liliaceae. |
| OUTHUMOURING | • outhumouring v. Present participle of outhumour. • OUTHUMOUR v. to surpass in humoring, also OUTHUMOR. |
| OVERMATCHING | • overmatching v. Present participle of overmatch. • OVERMATCH v. to be more than a match for. |
| POORMOUTHING | • poormouthing v. Present participle of poormouth. • POORMOUTH v. to complain about being poor. |
| PROGNATHISMS | • prognathisms n. Plural of prognathism. • PROGNATHISM n. the state of having projecting jaws. |
| SHORTCOMINGS | • shortcomings n. Plural of shortcoming. • SHORTCOMING n. an imperfection or lack that detracts from the whole. |
| SMOTHERINGLY | • smotheringly adv. In a smothering manner; oppressively. • SMOTHERING adv. suffocating. |