| CRAPEHANGINGS | • CRAPEHANGING n. pessimism, also CREPEHANGING. |
| CREPEHANGINGS | • CREPEHANGING n. pessimism, also CRAPEHANGING. |
| GEODEMOGRAPHICS | • geodemographics n. Geodemography. • GEODEMOGRAPHICS n. the study and grouping of the people in a geographical area according to socioeconomic criteria, esp. for market research. |
| GLOSSOGRAPHICAL | • glossographical adj. Of or pertaining to glossography. • GLOSSOGRAPHICAL adj. relating to glossography, the compilation of glossaries. |
| PHAGOCYTISING | • phagocytising v. Present participle of phagocytise. • PHAGOCYTISE v. to consume by phagocytosis, also PHAGOCYTIZE. |
| PHAGOCYTOSING | • phagocytosing v. Present participle of phagocytose. • PHAGOCYTOSE v. to subject to phagocytic action. |
| PHLEGMAGOGICS | • PHLEGMAGOGIC n. a medication that is intended to dislodge and evacuate mucus from the respiratory system. |
| PHLOGISTICATING | • phlogisticating v. Present participle of phlogisticate. • PHLOGISTICATE v. to combine with phlogiston. |
| PSYCHAGOGUE | • psychagogue n. A necromancer. • PSYCHAGOGUE n. a conductor of souls to the underworld. |
| PSYCHAGOGUES | • psychagogues n. Plural of psychagogue. • PSYCHAGOGUE n. a conductor of souls to the underworld. |
| SPHYGMOGRAPHIC | • sphygmographic adj. Of or pertaining to a sphygmograph or to sphygmography. • SPHYGMOGRAPHIC adj. relating to a sphygmograph, an instrument for recording the pulse. |
| SPRECHGESANG | • sprechgesang n. (Music) A form of recitative between speaking and singing. • SPRECHGESANG n. (German) a style of vocal delivery introduced by Schoenberg. |
| SPRECHGESANGS | • SPRECHGESANG n. (German) a style of vocal delivery introduced by Schoenberg. |
| STEGANOGRAPHIC | • steganographic adj. Of or pertaining to steganography. • STEGANOGRAPHIC adj. relating to steganography, the practice of concealing digital data within some of the pixels of an image. |
| SUPERCHARGING | • supercharging v. Present participle of supercharge. • SUPERCHARGE v. to charge greatly or excessively, as with vigor or tension. |