ALLEGEANCES | • allegeances n. Plural of allegeance. • ALLEGEANCE n. alleviation. |
ALLEGIANCES | • allegiances n. Plural of allegiance. • ALLEGIANCE n. the obligation of a feudal vassal to his liege lord. |
CAMERLENGOS | • camerlengos n. Plural of camerlengo. • CAMERLENGO n. (Italian) the papal chamberlain; the cardinal who presides over the pope's household, also CAMERLINGO. |
CHALLENGERS | • challengers n. Plural of challenger. • Challengers n. Plural of Challenger. • CHALLENGER n. one who challenges. |
COLLAGENASE | • collagenase n. (Biochemistry) An enzyme that breaks the peptide bonds in collagen. • COLLAGENASE n. any of a group of proteolytic enzymes that decompose collagen and gelatin. |
GENERALCIES | • generalcies n. Plural of generalcy. • GENERALCY n. the rank of general. |
GENETHLIACS | • genethliacs n. Plural of genethliac. • GENETHLIAC n. a caster of horoscopes. |
GENICULATES | • geniculates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of geniculate. • GENICULATE v. to form joints in. |
GLABRESCENT | • glabrescent adj. Becoming glabrous, hairless, or smooth; glabrate. • GLABRESCENT adj. becoming naked or devoid of covering at maturity. |
GLAUCESCENT | • glaucescent adj. Having a somewhat glaucous appearance or nature; becoming glaucous. • GLAUCESCENT adj. slightly glaucous. |
GRACILENESS | • gracileness n. The state or quality of being gracile. • GRACILENESS n. slenderness. |
INELEGANCES | • inelegances n. Plural of inelegance. • INELEGANCE n. lack of elegance, also INELEGANCY. |
LANGUESCENT | • languescent adj. Becoming fatigued or languid. • LANGUESCENT adj. growing languid. |
LAUNCEGAYES | • launcegayes n. Plural of launcegaye. • LAUNCEGAYE n. (obsolete) a kind of spear, also LANCEGAY. |
OVERGLANCES | • overglances v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overglance. • OVERGLANCE v. to glance over. |
PLANGENCIES | • plangencies n. Plural of plangency. • PLANGENCY n. resonance. |
RECALESCING | • recalescing v. Present participle of recalesce. • RECALESCE v. to liberate heat suddenly when cooling through certain temperature. |
TELECASTING | • telecasting v. Present participle of telecast. • TELECAST v. to broadcast by television. |