APOSTROPHISING | • apostrophising v. Present participle of apostrophise. • APOSTROPHISE v. to address an inanimate object, also APOSTROPHIZE. |
APPRISINGS | • apprisings n. Plural of apprising. • APPRISING n. (archaic) the sheriff's sentence directing property to be apprised. |
DISPAUPERISING | • dispauperising v. Present participle of dispauperise. • DISPAUPERISE v. to free from pauperdom, also DISPAUPERIZE. |
EPIGRAPHISTS | • epigraphists n. Plural of epigraphist. • EPIGRAPHIST n. one who writes epigraphs, also EPIGRAPHER. |
HIPPOPHAGISTS | • hippophagists n. Plural of hippophagist. • HIPPOPHAGIST n. one who eats horseflesh. |
OPISTHOGRAPHIES | • OPISTHOGRAPHY n. inscribing on the back as well as the front. |
PASIGRAPHIES | • pasigraphies n. Plural of pasigraphy. • PASIGRAPHY n. a system of universal ideographic writing. |
PHOSPHATISING | • phosphatising v. Present participle of phosphatise. • PHOSPHATISE v. to phosphate, also PHOSPHATIZE. |
PHYSIOGRAPHIES | • physiographies n. Plural of physiography. • PHYSIOGRAPHY n. physical geography. |
PLAGIOTROPISMS | • PLAGIOTROPISM n. the tendency to grow at an oblique or horizontal angle. |
PSALIGRAPHIES | • PSALIGRAPHY n. the art of paper-cutting to make pictures. |
SHIPLAPPINGS | • SHIPLAPPING n. the overlapping of planks on a ship. |
SPIROGRAPHIES | • SPIROGRAPHY n. the recording of breathing movements. |
STAIRSTEPPING | • STAIRSTEP v. to carry out an exercise like stepping on a stair. |
SUPERPRAISING | • superpraising v. Present participle of superpraise. • SUPERPRAISE v. to give very high praise. |
TRANSHIPPINGS | • transhippings n. Plural of transhipping. • TRANSHIPPING n. transfer from one ship to another. |
TRANSSHIPPING | • transshipping v. Present participle of transship. • transshipping n. The transfer of goods from one vessel or conveyance to another for onward shipment. • trans-shipping v. Present participle of trans-ship. |
TRANSSHIPPINGS | • transshippings n. Plural of transshipping. • trans-shippings n. Plural of trans-shipping. • TRANSSHIPPING n. transfer from one ship to another. |