| AMORTISING | • amortising v. Present participle of amortise. • AMORTISE v. to liquidate gradually, as a debt, also AMORTIZE. |
| GNOSTICISM | • gnosticism n. Alternative form of Gnosticism. • Gnosticism n. A wide variety of Jewish and early Christian sects having an interest in gnosis, or divine knowledge… • GNOSTICISM n. the belief that freedom derives solely from knowledge. |
| IMPORTINGS | • IMPORTING n. the act of importing. |
| MIGRATIONS | • migrations n. Plural of migration. • MIGRATION n. a removal from one country or climate to another, esp. in a large number. |
| MISATONING | • MISATONE v. to atone wrongly. |
| MISOGYNIST | • misogynist n. One who professes misogyny; a hater of women. • misogynist n. One who displays prejudice against or looks down upon women. • misogynist adj. Misogynistic: relating to or exhibiting misogyny. |
| MISQUOTING | • misquoting v. Present participle of misquote. • MISQUOTE v. to quote incorrectly. |
| MISROUTING | • misrouting v. Present participle of misroute. • misrouting n. An incorrect routing. • MISROUTE v. to route incorrectly. |
| MISSORTING | • missorting v. Present participle of missort. • MISSORT v. to sort badly or improperly. |
| MOISTENING | • moistening v. Present participle of moisten. • moistening n. The act of making something moist. • MOISTEN v. to make or become moist. |
| MONETISING | • monetising v. Present participle of monetise. • MONETISE v. to coin into money, also MONETIZE. |
| MOTORISING | • motorising v. Present participle of motorise. • MOTORISE v. to provide with motors, also MOTORIZE. |
| NOTHINGISM | • nothingism n. Nihility; nothingness. • NOTHINGISM n. nihility; nothingness. |
| OPTIMISING | • optimising v. Present participle of optimise. • OPTIMISE v. to make as effective as possible, also OPTIMIZE. |
| OUTSMILING | • outsmiling v. Present participle of outsmile. • OUTSMILE v. to surpass in smiling. |
| SIGMATIONS | • SIGMATION n. the addition of a sigma at the end of a syllable. |
| SOMNIATING | • somniating v. Present participle of somniate. • SOMNIATE v. to dream. |