DOPPELGANGERS | • doppelgangers n. Plural of doppelganger. • doppelgängers n. Plural of doppelgänger. • DOPPELGANGER n. (German) a ghostly counterpart of a living person. |
GEOMORPHOLOGIES | • geomorphologies n. Plural of geomorphology. • GEOMORPHOLOGY n. the study of the landscapes of the earth and their development. |
GEOMORPHOLOGIST | • geomorphologist n. A geologist whose speciality is geomorphology. • GEOMORPHOLOGIST n. one who studies geomorphology. |
GLOSSOGRAPHER | • glossographer n. A writer of a glossary; a commentator. • GLOSSOGRAPHER n. a writer of short explanatory notes or glosses. |
GLOSSOGRAPHERS | • glossographers n. Plural of glossographer. • GLOSSOGRAPHER n. a writer of short explanatory notes or glosses. |
GLOSSOGRAPHIES | • glossographies n. Plural of glossography. • GLOSSOGRAPHY n. the compilation of glossaries. |
GLYPHOGRAPHERS | • glyphographers n. Plural of glyphographer. • GLYPHOGRAPHER n. one who practises glyphography. |
GLYPHOGRAPHIES | • GLYPHOGRAPHY n. a process of taking a raised copy of an engraved plate by electrotype. |
GLYPTOGRAPHERS | • glyptographers n. Plural of glyptographer. • GLYPTOGRAPHER n. one who practises glyptography, the art of engraving on gems. |
GLYPTOGRAPHIES | • GLYPTOGRAPHY n. the art of engraving on gems. |
GRAPHOLOGIES | • graphologies n. Plural of graphology. • GRAPHOLOGY n. the study of handwriting. |
LOGOGRAPHERS | • logographers n. Plural of logographer. • LOGOGRAPHER n. a person who writes speeches or chronicles historical events. |
LOGOGRAPHIES | • logographies n. Plural of logography. • LOGOGRAPHY n. a method of printing in which whole words or syllables, cast as single types, are used. |
PHARYNGOLOGIES | • PHARYNGOLOGY n. the study of the throat. |
PHRENOLOGISING | • PHRENOLOGISE v. to examine phrenologically, also PHRENOLOGIZE. |
PORWIGGLES | • porwiggles n. Plural of porwiggle. • PORWIGGLE n. a tadpole, also POLLIWIG, POLLIWOG, POLLYWIG, POLLYWOG. |
PROTOLANGUAGES | • protolanguages n. Plural of protolanguage. • proto-languages n. Plural of proto-language. • PROTOLANGUAGE n. an assumed or recorded ancestral language. |