SKIAGRAPH | • skiagraph n. (Physics) Alternative form of sciagraph. • skiagraph v. Alternative form of sciagraph. • SKIAGRAPH n. a shadow picture or photograph, e.g. an X-ray photograph. |
KYMOGRAPHS | • kymographs n. Plural of kymograph. • KYMOGRAPH n. an instrument for recording fluid pressure. |
PHREAKINGS | • PHREAKING n. making illegal phone-calls. |
SKIAGRAPHS | • skiagraphs n. Plural of skiagraph. • skiagraphs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of skiagraph. • SKIAGRAPH n. a shadow picture or photograph, e.g. an X-ray photograph. |
GROUPTHINKS | • GROUPTHINK n. a pattern of thought characterized by self-deception and conformity to group values. |
KINETOGRAPHS | • kinetographs n. Plural of kinetograph. • KINETOGRAPH n. an early form of cinematograph camera. |
KYMOGRAPHIES | • kymographies n. Plural of kymography. • KYMOGRAPHY n. using a kymograph, an instrument for recording fluid pressure. |
PHRASEMAKING | • phrasemaking n. The crafting of phrases; the art of rhetoric. • PHRASEMAKING n. the act of making phrases. |
PRESHRINKING | • preshrinking v. Present participle of preshrink. • PRESHRINK v. to shrink in advance. |
SHIPWRECKING | • shipwrecking v. Present participle of shipwreck. • SHIPWRECK v. to undergo shipwreck. |
SHOPBREAKING | • shopbreaking n. The act of breaking into a shop with unlawful intent. • SHOPBREAKING n. the act of breaking into a shop. |
WORKSHOPPING | • workshopping v. Present participle of workshop. • WORKSHOP v. to hold a workshop. |
KERAUNOGRAPHS | • keraunographs n. Plural of keraunograph. • KERAUNOGRAPH n. an instrument for detecting distant thunderstorms, also CERAUNOGRAPH. |
PHRASEMAKINGS | • phrasemakings n. Plural of phrasemaking. • PHRASEMAKING n. the act of making phrases. |
SHOPBREAKINGS | • shopbreakings n. Plural of shopbreaking. • SHOPBREAKING n. the act of breaking into a shop. |
KINEMATOGRAPHS | • kinematographs n. Plural of kinematograph. • KINEMATOGRAPH n. an apparatus for filming, printing and projecting a series of instantaneous photographs so as to give a moving representation of a scene, also CINEMATOGRAPH. |