| AUGMENT | • augment v. (Transitive) To increase; to make larger or supplement. • augment v. (Intransitive, reflexive) To grow; to increase; to become greater. • augment v. (Music) To slow the tempo or meter, e.g. for a dramatic or stately passage. |
| FIGMENT | • figment n. A fabrication, fantasy, invention; something fictitious. • FIGMENT n. fabrication or invention. |
| FLAGMEN | • flagmen n. Plural of flagman. • FLAGMAN n. a man who carries a flag. |
| FROGMEN | • frogmen n. Plural of frogman. • FROGMAN n. a person equipped for extended periods of underwater swimming. |
| HANGMEN | • hangmen n. Plural of hangman. • HANGMAN n. an executioner. |
| PIGMENT | • pigment n. (Biology) Any color in plant or animal cells. • pigment n. A dry colorant, usually an insoluble powder. • pigment n. (Obsolete) Wine flavoured with spices and honey. |
| RAGMENT | • RAGMENT n. (obsolete) a catalogue; a document with pendent seals, also RAGMAN. |
| RINGMEN | • ringmen n. Plural of ringman. • ring-men n. Plural of ring-man. • RINGMAN n. the ring finger. |
| SEGMENT | • segment n. A length of some object. • segment n. One of the parts into which any body naturally separates or is divided; a part divided or cut off; a… • segment n. (Mathematics) A portion. |
| SONGMEN | • songmen n. Plural of songman. • song␣men n. Plural of song man. • SONGMAN n. (Shakespeare) a singer, a member of a choir. |
| SWAGMEN | • swagmen n. Plural of swagman. • SWAGMAN n. a hobo, also SWAGGIE. |
| TONGMEN | • tongmen n. Plural of tongman. • TONGMAN n. (Chinese) a member of a Chinese tong, also TONGSTER. |
| WINGMEN | • wingmen n. Plural of wingman. • WINGMAN n. the pilot behind the leader in a flying formation. |
| YEGGMEN | • yeggmen n. Plural of yeggman. • YEGGMAN n. a burglar esp. of safes, also YEGG. |