COENAMORING | • COENAMOR v. to inflame with mutual love, also COENAMOUR. |
COGNOMINATE | • cognominate v. (Formal, transitive) To name. • COGNOMINATE v. to name. |
ECONOMISING | • economising v. Present participle of economise. • ECONOMISE v. to make economies, also ECONOMIZE. |
ECONOMIZING | • economizing v. Present participle of economize. • ECONOMIZE v. to make economies, also ECONOMISE. |
EMPOISONING | • empoisoning v. Present participle of empoison. • EMPOISON v. (archaic) to poison. |
IRONMONGERS | • ironmongers n. Plural of ironmonger. • IRONMONGER n. a dealer in ironware. |
IRONMONGERY | • ironmongery n. (Dated, Britain, uncountable) Tools and other hardware that can be bought in an ironmonger’s shop. • ironmongery n. (Britain, uncountable) The trade of an ironmonger. • ironmongery n. (Britain, countable) An ironmonger’s shop. |
MONOGENEANS | • monogeneans n. Plural of monogenean. • MONOGENEAN n. a monogenetic trematode, a kind of parasitic flatworm. |
MONOGENESES | • monogeneses n. Plural of monogenesis. • MONOGENESIS n. the development of an offspring from a parent like itself. |
MONOGENESIS | • monogenesis n. (Anthropology) The theory that mankind originated with a single ancestor or ancestral couple. • monogenesis n. (Linguistics) The theory that all languages, or a particular set of languages, originated from a single source. • monogenesis n. (Biology, medicine) Development of the ovum from a parent like itself. |
MONOGENETIC | • monogenetic adj. Having a single source, originating in one place at a single moment. • monogenetic adj. (Biology, linguistics) of or pertaining to monogenesis. • monogenetic adj. (Genetics) Misspelling of monogenic. |
MONOGENISMS | • MONOGENISM n. the doctrine of the common descent of all living things, or of any particular group (esp. mankind) from one ancestor or pair. |
MONOGENISTS | • monogenists n. Plural of monogenist. • MONOGENIST n. a believer in monogenism. |
OUTVENOMING | • outvenoming v. Present participle of outvenom. • OUTVENOM v. (Shakespeare) to exceed in venom. |
PROLONGMENT | • prolongment n. The act of prolonging, or the state of being prolonged; prolongation. • PROLONGMENT n. the act of prolonging. |
SMOOTHENING | • smoothening v. Present participle of smoothen. • SMOOTHEN v. to free from lumps, also SMOOTH. |