IMMIGRATING | • immigrating v. Present participle of immigrate. • IMMIGRATE v. to migrate into a country with the intention of settling in it. |
MAGGOTORIUM | • maggotorium n. A place where maggots are stored. • MAGGOTORIUM n. a place where maggots are bred for sale to fishers. |
TELEGRAMMING | • telegramming v. Present participle of telegram. • TELEGRAM v. to send a message by telegraph. |
GYROMAGNETISM | • gyromagnetism n. The property of being gyromagnetic. • GYROMAGNETISM n. the magnetic properties of rotating electric charges. |
INSTAGRAMMING | • Instagramming v. Present participle of Instagram. • INSTAGRAM v. to share (a photograph) using the Instagram application. |
LOGOGRAMMATIC | • logogrammatic adj. Of or pertaining to logograms; logographic. • LOGOGRAMMATIC adj. relating to a logogram. |
GRAMMATICISING | • grammaticising v. Present participle of grammaticise. • GRAMMATICISE v. to make grammatical, also GRAMMATICIZE. |
GRAMMATICIZING | • grammaticizing v. Present participle of grammaticize. • GRAMMATICIZE v. to make grammatical, also GRAMMATICISE. |
GRAMMATOLOGIES | • grammatologies n. Plural of grammatology. • GRAMMATOLOGY n. the study of systems of writing. |
GRAMMATOLOGIST | • grammatologist n. One who studies grammatology. • GRAMMATOLOGIST n. a specialist in grammatology. |
GYROMAGNETISMS | • GYROMAGNETISM n. the magnetic properties of rotating electric charges. |
ANAGRAMMATISING | • anagrammatising v. Present participle of anagrammatise. • ANAGRAMMATISE v. to make into an anagram, also ANAGRAMMATIZE. |
ANAGRAMMATIZING | • anagrammatizing v. Present participle of anagrammatize. • ANAGRAMMATIZE v. to make into an anagram, also ANAGRAMMATISE. |
EPIGRAMMATISING | • epigrammatising v. Present participle of epigrammatise. • EPIGRAMMATISE v. to make an epigram, also EPIGRAMMATIZE. |
EPIGRAMMATIZING | • epigrammatizing v. Present participle of epigrammatize. • EPIGRAMMATIZE v. to make an epigram, also EPIGRAMMATISE. |
GRAMMATOLOGISTS | • grammatologists n. Plural of grammatologist. • GRAMMATOLOGIST n. a specialist in grammatology. |