| ETHNARCHIES | • ethnarchies n. Plural of ethnarchy. • ETHNARCHY n. the dominion of an ethnarch. |
| HAGIARCHIES | • hagiarchies n. Plural of hagiarchy. • HAGIARCHY n. government by holy persons, also HAGIOCRACY. |
| HEPTARCHIES | • heptarchies n. Plural of heptarchy. • HEPTARCHY n. government by seven persons; a group of seven allied but independent kingdoms, esp. of Anglo-Saxon England. |
| HIERARCHIES | • hierarchies n. Plural of hierarchy. • HIERARCHY n. a body or organization classified in successively subordinate grades. |
| KERCHIEFING | • kerchiefing v. Present participle of kerchief. • KERCHIEF v. to wear a kerchief. |
| NECKERCHIEF | • neckerchief n. A scarf that is worn looped or tied around the neck. • NECKERCHIEF n. an ornamental cloth, a kerchief for the neck. |
| OLIGARCHIES | • oligarchies n. Plural of oligarchy. • OLIGARCHY n. a government in which a few people control all power. |
| ORCHIECTOMY | • orchiectomy n. (Surgery) The surgical removal of one or both testes. • ORCHIECTOMY n. excision of one or both testicles, also ORCHIDECTOMY. |
| PENTARCHIES | • pentarchies n. Plural of pentarchy. • PENTARCHY n. government by five individuals. |
| PHYLARCHIES | • phylarchies n. Plural of phylarchy. • PHYLARCHY n. the office of a phylarch; government of a class or tribe. |
| POLYARCHIES | • polyarchies n. Plural of polyarchy. • POLYARCHY n. government by many people. |
| TETRARCHIES | • tetrarchies n. Plural of tetrarchy. • TETRARCHY n. government by four people. |