| BILINGUALS | • bilinguals n. Plural of bilingual. • BILINGUAL n. one who can speak two languages equally well. |
| BOWLINGUAL | • BOWLINGUAL n. a device that allegedly translates a dog's bark and grunts into a human language. |
| ENGUARDING | • enguarding v. Present participle of enguard. • ENGUARD v. (Shakespeare) to guard or defend. |
| LANGUAGING | • languaging v. Present participle of language. • LANGUAGE v. to express in a body of words serving as communication. |
| PRELINGUAL | • prelingual adj. Before learning language. • prelingual adj. (Anatomy) anterior to the tongue. • PRELINGUAL adj. before the use of language. |
| SHINGUARDS | • shinguards n. Plural of shinguard. • SHINGUARD n. a protection for the shin when playing football. |
| SLANGUAGES | • slanguages n. Plural of slanguage. • SLANGUAGE n. a slang language. |
| SUBLINGUAL | • sublingual adj. (Medicine) Administered through placement under the tongue. • sublingual adj. (Anatomy) Situated beneath the tongue. • sublingual adj. (Anatomy) Of or pertaining to the sublingual gland. |
| TINGUAITES | • tinguaites n. Plural of tinguaite. • TINGUAITE n. a fine-grained igneous rock composed essentially of feldspar, nepheline and aegirine. |
| TRILINGUAL | • trilingual adj. Able to read or speak three languages. • trilingual adj. Expressed or written in three languages. • trilingual n. A person who speaks three languages. |
| UNGUARDING | • unguarding v. Present participle of unguard. • UNGUARD v. to leave unprotected. |
| UNILINGUAL | • unilingual adj. Knowing or using a single language. • unilingual n. A person who understands only one language. • UNILINGUAL adj. in one language only. |