| ADVANTAGE | • advantage n. (Countable) Any condition, circumstance, opportunity or means, particularly favorable or chance to success… • advantage n. (Obsolete) Superiority; mastery; — used with of to specify its nature or with over to specify the other party. • advantage n. (Countable, uncountable) Superiority of state, or that which gives it; benefit; gain; profit. |
| CHANTAGES | • CHANTAGE n. (French) blackmail to prevent exposure of scandalous facts. |
| CLIENTAGE | • clientage n. Clients collectively; clientele. • clientage n. The condition of being a client. • CLIENTAGE n. clients collectively. |
| CONTAGION | • contagion n. A disease spread by contact. • contagion n. The spread or transmission of such a disease. • contagion n. (Figuratively, by extension) The spread of anything likened to a contagious disease. |
| CONTAGIUM | • contagium n. (Archaic) contagion; contagious matter. • CONTAGIUM n. (Latin) a causative agent of infectious diseases. |
| FRONTAGER | • frontager n. An owner of property that fronts onto a street or a waterway. • FRONTAGER n. a person who owns or occupies property along a road or river. |
| FRONTAGES | • frontages n. Plural of frontage. • FRONTAGE n. the front of a building. |
| INTAGLIOS | • intaglios n. Plural of intaglio. • INTAGLIO v. to carve an intaglio on. |
| MONTAGING | • montaging v. Present participle of montage. • MONTAGE v. (French) to combine into a composite picture. |
| PANTAGAMY | • pantagamy n. (Historical) A system of communistic marriage, once practised in the Oneida community. • PANTAGAMY n. marriage in which all spouses are held in common. |
| PARENTAGE | • parentage n. The identity and nature of one’s parents, and in particular, the legitimacy of one’s birth. • parentage n. The social quality of one’s class in society. • parentage n. (Figurative) Origin; derivation. |
| PENTAGONS | • pentagons n. Plural of pentagon. • PENTAGON n. a five-sided polygon. |
| PENTAGRAM | • pentagram n. The shape of a five-pointed star constructed of five intersecting lines meeting at the vertices, such… • PENTAGRAM n. a five-pointed star, formerly used as a mystic or magical symbol. |
| PLANTAGES | • plantages n. Plural of plantage. • PLANTAGE n. (Shakespeare) plants in general. |
| SYNTAGMAS | • syntagmas n. Plural of syntagma. • SYNTAGMA n. a syntactic unit comprising one or more (esp. linguistic) signs or elements, also SYNTAGM. |
| SYNTAGMIC | • syntagmic adj. Syntagmatic. • SYNTAGMIC adj. relating to a syntagma. |
| VANTAGING | • vantaging v. Present participle of vantage. • VANTAGE v. (Spenser) to benefit. |
| VAUNTAGES | • vauntages n. Plural of vauntage. • VAUNTAGE n. (Spenser) vantage. |
| VINTAGERS | • vintagers n. Plural of vintager. • VINTAGER n. one that harvests wine grapes. |
| VINTAGING | • vintaging v. Present participle of vintage. • vintaging n. The act of vintaging. • VINTAGING n. gathering grapes. |