| AEROGRAPHIES | • AEROGRAPHY n. a description of the air or atmosphere; aerology. |
| CEROGRAPHIC | • cerographic adj. Of or relating to cerography. • CEROGRAPHIC adj. relating to cerography, writing or printing on plates spread with wax, also CEROGRAPHICAL. |
| CEROGRAPHICAL | • cerographical adj. Synonym of cerographic. • CEROGRAPHICAL adj. relating to cerography, writing or printing on plates spread with wax, also CEROGRAPHIC. |
| CEROGRAPHIES | • cerographies n. Plural of cerography. • CEROGRAPHY n. writing or printing on plates spread with wax. |
| CEROGRAPHIST | • cerographist n. A person who carries out cerography. • CEROGRAPHIST n. a practitioner of cerography. |
| CEROGRAPHISTS | • cerographists n. Plural of cerographist. • CEROGRAPHIST n. a practitioner of cerography. |
| HETEROGRAPHIC | • heterographic adj. Misspelled; of or pertaining to an incorrect spelling or a spelling that differs from accepted standards. • heterographic adj. (Linguistics) Of a writing system in which a particular symbol represents more than one possible sound. • HETEROGRAPHIC adj. relating to heterography, incorrect spelling, also HETEROGRAPHICAL. |
| HETEROGRAPHICAL | • HETEROGRAPHICAL adj. relating to heterography, incorrect spelling, also HETEROGRAPHIC. |
| HETEROGRAPHIES | • heterographies n. Plural of heterography. • HETEROGRAPHY n. incorrect spelling. |
| HIEROGRAPHIC | • hierographic adj. Of or relating to sacred writing. • HIEROGRAPHIC adj. related to sacred writing, also HIEROGRAPHICAL. |
| HIEROGRAPHICAL | • hierographical adj. Alternative form of hierographic. • HIEROGRAPHICAL adj. related to sacred writing, also HIEROGRAPHIC. |
| HIEROGRAPHIES | • hierographies n. Plural of hierography. • HIEROGRAPHY n. the description of sacred things. |
| XEROGRAPHIC | • xerographic adj. Of, relating to, or produced by xerography. • XEROGRAPHIC adj. relating to xerography. |
| XEROGRAPHICALLY | • xerographically adv. In a xerographic way; by xerography. • XEROGRAPHIC adv. relating to xerography. |
| XEROGRAPHIES | • XEROGRAPHY n. a nonchemical photographic process in which the plate is sensitized electrically and developed by dusting with electrically-charged fine powder. |