| EPILOGIC | • epilogic adj. Of or relating to an epilogue. • EPILOGIC adj. relating to an epilogue.
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| EPILOGISE | • epilogise v. Alternative form of epilogize. • EPILOGISE v. to speak or write an epilogue, also EPILOGIZE.
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| EPILOGIST | • epilogist n. The writer of an epilogue. • EPILOGIST n. one who writes or speaks an epilogue.
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| EPILOGIZE | • epilogize v. (Transitive) To speak an epilogue to. • epilogize v. (Transitive) To utter as an epilogue.
 • epilogize v. (Intransitive) To write an epilogue.
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| TRILOGIES | • trilogies n. Plural of trilogy. • TRILOGY n. a group of three related literary works.
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| ANTILOGIES | • antilogies n. Plural of antilogy. • ANTILOGY n. a contradiction in terms of ideas.
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| EPILOGISED | • epilogised v. Simple past tense and past participle of epilogise. • EPILOGISE v. to speak or write an epilogue, also EPILOGIZE.
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| EPILOGISES | • epilogises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of epilogise. • EPILOGISE v. to speak or write an epilogue, also EPILOGIZE.
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| EPILOGISTS | • epilogists n. Plural of epilogist. • EPILOGIST n. one who writes or speaks an epilogue.
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| EPILOGIZED | • epilogized v. Simple past tense and past participle of epilogize. • EPILOGIZE v. to speak or write an epilogue, also EPILOGISE.
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| EPILOGIZES | • epilogizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of epilogize. • EPILOGIZE v. to speak or write an epilogue, also EPILOGISE.
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| ANTILOGICAL | • antilogical adj. Going against logic. • ANTILOGICAL adj. opposed to logic.
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| EPILOGISING | • epilogising v. Present participle of epilogise. • EPILOGISE v. to speak or write an epilogue, also EPILOGIZE.
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| EPILOGISTIC | • epilogistic adj. Of or pertaining to epilogue; of the nature of an epilogue. • EPILOGISTIC adj. of or like an epilog, also EPILOGIC.
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| EPILOGIZING | • epilogizing v. Present participle of epilogize. • EPILOGIZE v. to speak or write an epilogue, also EPILOGISE.
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| FESTILOGIES | • festilogies n. Plural of festilogy. • FESTILOGY n. a treatise on ecclesiastical festivals, also FESTOLOGY.
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