CHIGGERS | • chiggers n. Plural of chigger. • CHIGGER n. a parasitic mite, also REDBUG. |
DREGGISH | • dreggish adj. Foul with lees; feculent. • DREGGISH adj. somewhat dreggy. |
EGGWHISK | • eggwhisk n. Alternative spelling of egg whisk. • egg␣whisk n. A whisk (kitchen utensil made of multiple loops of wire) used to beat eggs. • EGGWHISK n. a whisk for beating eggs. |
GHESSING | • ghessing v. Present participle of ghess. • GHESSE v. (Spenser) to guess, also GESSE. |
HAGGISES | • haggises n. Plural of haggis. • HAGGIS n. (Scots) a Scottish dish consisting of the heart, lungs, and liver of a sheep etc. minced with suet, oatmeal, and onions. |
HEDGEPIG | • hedgepig n. (Berkshire and Oxfordshire) A hedgehog. • HEDGEPIG n. a small spiny mammal, also HEDGEHOG. |
HEDGINGS | • hedgings n. Plural of hedging. • HEDGING n. the work of a hedger. |
HIGGLERS | • higglers n. Plural of higgler. • HIGGLER n. a salesperson who insists on a certain price. |
HUGGIEST | • huggiest adj. Superlative form of huggy: most huggy. • HUGGY adj. sensitive and caring. |
NEIGHING | • neighing v. Present participle of neigh. • neighing n. The sound made by a horse; an act or instance of the verb neigh. • NEIGHING n. the sound a horse makes. |
SHAGGIER | • shaggier adj. Comparative form of shaggy: more shaggy. • SHAGGY adj. covered with long coarse hair. |
SHUGGIES | • SHUGGY n. (dialect) a swing, as at a fairground. |
THIGGERS | • thiggers n. Plural of thigger. • THIGGER n. one who thigs, a beggar. |
WEIGHAGE | • weighage n. A duty or toll paid for weighing merchandise. • WEIGHAGE n. the rate paid for weighing of goods. |
WEIGHING | • weighing v. Present participle of weigh. • weighing n. The process by which something is weighed. • weighing adj. That weighs or burdens. |