CHIMNEYLIKE | • chimneylike adj. Resembling a chimney, especially in shape. • CHIMNEYLIKE adj. like a chimney. |
COCKNEYDOMS | • COCKNEYDOM n. the region or home of cockneys; cockneys, collectively. |
COCKNEYISMS | • cockneyisms n. Plural of cockneyism. • COCKNEYISM n. a Cockney idiom or characteristic. |
FLUNKEYDOMS | • FLUNKEYDOM n. the world of flunkeys. |
FLUNKEYISMS | • FLUNKEYISM n. the state of being a flunkey. |
HACKNEYISMS | • HACKNEYISM n. the quality of being hackneyed. |
LYMPHOKINES | • lymphokines n. Plural of lymphokine. • LYMPHOKINE n. any of various substances secreted by T cells. |
MERRYMAKING | • merrymaking n. Joyful festivities, especially as a celebration. • merry-making n. Alternative spelling of merrymaking. • MERRYMAKING n. gay or festive activity. |
MONEYMAKERS | • moneymakers n. Plural of moneymaker. • Moneymakers prop.n. Plural of Moneymaker. • money-makers n. Plural of money-maker. |
MONEYMAKING | • moneymaking adj. Alternative form of money-making. • moneymaking n. Alternative form of money-making. • money-making n. The acquisition of money. |
MONKEYGLAND | • monkeygland n. (South Africa) A spicy sauce made of onions, garlic, tomato and tabasco sauce, often as an accompaniment to steak. • MONKEYGLAND adj. as in monkeygland extract. |
MONKEYPOXES | • MONKEYPOX n. a rare virus disease especially of central and western Africa that is caused by a poxvirus. |
MONKEYSHINE | • monkeyshine n. A puerile trick or prank. • monkey-shine n. Alternative form of monkeyshine. • MONKEYSHINE n. a monkeyish trick. |
MYTHMAKINGS | • mythmakings n. Plural of mythmaking. • MYTHMAKING n. the making of myths. |
PLAYMAKINGS | • PLAYMAKING n. the process of making a play. |
PYKNOMETERS | • pyknometers n. Plural of pyknometer. • PYKNOMETER n. an instrument for measuring specific gravity or density, also PYCNOMETER. |
TEKNONYMIES | • TEKNONYMY n. the naming of the parent after the child. |
TEKNONYMOUS | • teknonymous adj. Relating to teknonymy. • TEKNONYMOUS adj. relating to teknonymy, the naming of the parent after the child. |