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 * Faustriemen, Schlagband
 * gebuttert
 * tarifpolitisch
 * »Wohnberechtigungsbenennungsschein«, »morbiditätsbezogener Risikostrukturausgleich«
 * talauf, talab, jahrein, jahraus
 * querfeldaus (cf querfeldein); querbeet
 * other words similar to himmelan and talwärts

 * Russlanddeutscher, Wolgadeutscher, Krimdeutscher, krimdeutsch
 * Schwarzmeerdeutscher, Ukrainedeutscher, Kasachstandeutscher, Kirgisistandeutscher, Deutschrussen, Sowjetdeutscher
 * Baltendeutscher, Galiziendeutscher, Bessarabiendeutscher, Buchenlanddeutscher, Bukowinadeutscher
 * schwarzmeerdeutsch, ukrainedeutsch, kasachstandeutsch, kirgisistandeutsch, deutschrussisch, sowjetdeutsch
 * baltendeutsch, galiziendeutsch, bessarabiendeutsch, buchenlanddeutsch, bukowinadeutsch
 * Sathmarschwäbisch, sathmarschwäbisch
 * "Präjotierung und Dejotierung"
 * bergbautreibend
 * potokisch, mantakisch, gründlerisch, buleenerisch
 * Bundeshauptdorf
 * Sahnetag
 * Erneuerungsbewegung Genossenschaftsverband, Fühlung, bedauerlicherweise, Kreditgewährung, formaljuristischen
 * Vielvölkerländchen, friedlich-schiedlich, schiedlich-friedlich

 * 2010, Annemarie Weber, Rumäniendeutsche?: Diskurse zur Gruppenidentität einer Minderheit (1944-1971), Böhlau Verlag Köln Weimar (ISBN 9783412205386), page 5:
 * Im Register seiner 1939 erschienenen „Literaturgeschichte des Deutschtums im Ausland“ verwendent Karl Kurt Klein den Begriff „Rumäniendeutschtum“ als Sammelbezeichnung für die unterschiedlichen deutschsprachigen Gruppen Rumäniens. Im „Namen- und Sachweiser“ versieht er das Stichwort „Rumäniendeutschtum“ mit folgenden Verweisen: „Siehe Bessarabiendeutschen Schrifttum. Buchenlanddeutsches Schrifttum. Donaudeutsches Schrifttum. Siebenbürgisch-deutsches Schrifttum“. In der Abhandlung selbst kommt dieser Begriff nicht mehr vor. Klein wählt dafür das Synonym „gesamtrumänisches Deutschtum“. Im Kapitel „Außendeutsches Schrifttum seit 19l4“ unterscheidet er u. a. „kanadadeutsches Schrifttum“, „die Baltendeutschen“, „die Russlanddeutschen“, „Polendeutsche Volksforschung“ (er spricht nicht von Polendeutschen, sondern von „Inseldeutsche[m] Volksgruppenschrifttum in Polen“), „Donauschwaben und Ungarndeutsche“. In Bezug auf die Bukowina („Buchenlanddeutsches Schrifttum“) [...]

 * Modalisierung, Doppelmodalisierung, kanzleisprachlich
 * [//en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Wiktionary:Requests_for_verification&oldid=prev&diff=34543986 these compounds]

 * Höhenrauch synonyms: Herauch (rare), Landrauch (rare), Rosserauch (very rare) (compare ); in Dutch: (?),  (?), ; English: dry haze, dust haze, dry fog.

 * 2015, Christer Lindqvist, Norn im keltischen Kontext, John Benjamins Publishing Company (ISBN 9789027268327), page 6:
 * So ist die Monophthongierung von awn. ei, au, øy in der shetländischen Hildina-Ballade und im shetlandschottischen Nornsubstrat konsequenter durchgeführt als im orkneyschottischen Nornsubstrat. Zudem finden sich weder die in der ...
 * Caithnessnorn caithnessschottisch

 * Rentenauszahlungstag (used in the SdL), Jahrhundertvertrag, Todeskandidat, Todeskandidatin; Ausnahmeerscheinung, Schlußentscheidung, Suchentscheidung, Stiftung des öffentlichen Rechts (Stiftung), Besetzungsentscheidung; Flauheit, Unverfrorenheit; Frauenangelegenheiten; Vorstandspositionen, Geschäftsleitungspositionen, Matrikulation; Speckröllchen, Oberstübchen, Tüpfelchen; Lispfund (Liespfund), Schiffpfund; Prognoseintervall, Vorhersagezeitraum (Vorhersagezeiträume)
 * der Spirkel, die Kruschke
 * Gekrat
 * Waffel (additional meanings), Schreiberazubine (Azubine), Entblättern, Oberweite, Körperterror, Winterspeck, Verlaub (mit Verlaub?), Angebetener / Angebetene / Angebetenen, Wohlstandsbäuchlein, Garaus (as an "only in set phrase" entry if nothing else), mit Argusaugen (mit Argusaugen), Ahornblatt (Ahorn), Platanengewächse (Platane), Blattform, Zuckerahorn, Drehkreuze, Paraderolle, Quengelzone, Spießrutenlauf, Wärterin, Haftanstalt, Vaterfreuden, Gefangener/Gefangene/Gefangenen
 * Hüfthalterhöschen (not yet attested); Highheels, Overknees; Spitzenrand; Korselett, Schnürmieder, Bodysuit, Schnürleib, Schnürleibchen; Lieblingsarschtrittstiefel (not yet attestet); Fettnäpfchen; Pflanzenkind
 * Binnenmarkt; Großtransport, Dienstleistungsunternehmen, Machtstrukturen
 * Hintermann, Geistiger Urheber/geistiger Urheber, vom "grünen" Tisch, o. ä., Erfüllungsgehilfen, williger Helfer/willige Helfer
 * Muskatenblume, Kraftmehl; Ringelpiez
 * Frauenbüro, Gleichstellungsamt, Gleichstellungsstelle
 * Talkmaster, Talkmasterin; Nachwuchsjournalist, Nachwuchsjournalistin, Journalistin (Journalist)
 * Volontariat; Produktionsfirma; Sachverhalt, Dienststelle
 * Tussi-Toaster/Klappkaribik (=Solarium)
 * Landesgleichstellungsgesetz (LGG); Landesrecht, Auswahlverfahren, Personalakten, Beschäftigter/Beschäftigte
 * Bewerbungsunterlagen, Akteneinsicht, Dienststelle, Personalrat; das Erfordernis
 * Sprechstunden, Tätigkeitsbericht, Personalvertretungsgesetz, Verschlusssachen, Verfassungsschutzbehörde
 * Freundinnenkreis; Meditationsraum, Akklimatisationsdebatte; Triebhaftigkeit, Tierhaftigkeit; Frischzellenkur
 * Urteilsvermögen
 * die Dockingstation, Kunstfehler, Hauptspeicher, Speicherplatz, unter Verschluss, Aufpasser, Fernwartung, Innenleben, Beinchen, Flashchip, Schreibschutz, nach drei Stunden konzentrierter Bastelarbeit, Einschaltknopf, Chefarzt
 * Übergangssprache

 * hierselbst, hierüber, hierum, hierunter, hierwider

 * zusammengepfercht
 * aneinanderstossend, hervorwachsend

 * einhaufen, aufhübschen (aufgehübscht), verheddern, beatmen, kleckern statt klotzen
 * einkerkern; peppen (not just aufpeppen)
 * herabfließen, herabtropfen, herunterfallen, herunterfließen, herunterlaufen, heruntertropfen, perlen, rieseln; herabfallen, herabrieseln, herabrinnen, niederfallen; einträufeln, träufeln, sprühen; drippeln
 * flauen, abflauen,
 * gutheißen; reinstopfen, schmatzen, verdrücken, verspachteln, anbraten
 * ablöschen, ausquellen lassen / ausquellen, nach Bedarf
 * resümieren (resümiert)
 * auszusetzen (aussetzen), nachzuholen (nachholen), purzeln
 * entblöden (entblödend)
 * herausreißen, ausforschen
 * umnachten, beschnuppern
 * ausstanzen, stanzen
 * darben (darbend)

 * angorisch
 * erkoren, hocherkoren; bündnisfrei, staatsorganisationsrechtlich, planmäßig
 * aufgehübscht (aufhübschen), rabattiert, irrig, irr, dermaßen, siegbehaftet, aufgezeichnet
 * halterlos, zartgliedrig, rank; balzfreudig
 * ungemütlich
 * einzuladend, Personalfindungsverfahren, anonymisiert
 * beiliegend
 * frauengeschichtlich, geschlechtergeschichtlich; spaßbefreit, hobbylos
 * entblödend (entblöden)
 * härtiglich (archaic?), blickgefolgt, festgewachsen
 * mittelgroß, mittelschlank, mittelblond
 * unverfänglichst (unverfänglich)
 * kaputtgegangen, ferngesteuert, abbruchreif
 * spätfrostfrei; lehmverkrustet; klirrend
 * tägig, täglich / -tägig, -täglich
 * silikonisiert, botoxiert, maskiert, highheelisiert; blondlockig, tiefausgeschnitten, highheelig; kleberabweisend
 * fingerlang, handbreit, faustdick, eiskalt, feuerheiß, steinhart, stahlfest, eisenhart, wolkenhoch, meilenweit, ellenlang, klafterdick, zentnerschwer, federleicht, felsenfest, puddingweich, flammenfest, taltief
 * schreckenvoll
 * übergreifend
 * abteilungsübergreifend, artübergreifend, bereichsübergreifend, branchenübergreifend (sic); domänenübergreifend (sic); epochenübergreifend; fachübergreifend, fächerübergreifend; firmenübergreifend, fraktionsübergreifend, funktionsübergreifend, gebietsübergreifend; generationenübergreifend, generationsübergreifend
 * grenzübergreifend, klassenübergreifend, kontextübergreifend, kulturübergreifend, marktübergreifend, länderübergreifend, nationenübergreifend, ortsübergreifend, religionsübergreifend; ressortübergreifend, schulübergreifend, sektorübergreifend; spartenübergreifend; sprachübergreifend; staatsübergreifend, staatenübergreifend; unternehmensübergreifend; werkübergreifend, (seltener: werksübergreifend); zeitübergreifend
 * danubisch/Danubisch, bayerisch, bairisch, altbayerisch, altbairisch, hostienweiß, neubayerisch, neubairisch, betongrau
 * elektrisiten (obsolete)

 * festgespielt

 * jeher (seit jeher, von jeher); jedwelcher/jedwelche; erliegen, erlegen, erlag, Erlag
 * auf Kaution
 * auf ex trinken, (eine Flasche) auf ex leeren
 * die Gemüter erhitzen; Hopfen und Malz verlieren
 * begrapscht, resümiert (resümieren)

 * [...] „Planogramm“. Dazu ist jedes Regal in vier Zonen aufgeteilt: Ganz oben befindet sich die „Reckzone“, auf Augenhöhe die „Sichtzone“, direkt darunter die „Greifzone“ und ganz unten die „Bückzone“

 * In der DDR wurde Persipan wegen Rohstoffknappheit durch Resipan (Maisgrieß mit Zucker und Aroma), dann auch wegen Maismangels durch Nakapan (Kartoffelgrieß mit Zucker und Aroma) ersetzt. (Persipan)

 * "Anhand der Daten erscheint die nach der Früh-Holozän-Feuchtphase nächstältere Pluvialzeit ..."

 * Tejometropole may be barely attested; Tajometropole is unattested; Manzanaresmetropole is unattested, Manzanaresstadt might be barely attested;
 * add: Rheinmetropole+Rheinstadt, Elbemetropole (Elbestadt?), Dneprmetropole, Uralmetropole (mountains)

 * 1837, Das Ausland, volume 10, issue 1, page 427:
 * nämlich das bachmutische und samarische Husarenregiment und das lugonische, dneprische und donezische Pikenierregiment.
 * 1845, Wilhelm Haupt, Ueber einige Seuchenkrankheiten der Hausthiere in Sibirien und im , pages 79, 88 and 89:
 * Er kommt aus dem charkowischen Gouvernement, neigt sich ostwärts zur bachmutisch-slawenoserbskischen Grenze und geht längs letzterer mit dem
 * Lehrbuch der Statistik (this book is full of these):
 * ostrogowische, ukrainische, charkowische, sumische, achtirische, isennische, woronesische, pultawische, pawlogradische, mariopolische, alexandrowische, chersonische, elisabetgorodische, oliviopolische, konstantinogorodische u. taurische Reg.
 * asoroschen

 * Dahinter die wie bodenlose Schwärze der Nacht, aus der, lautlos und unaufhörlich, die Flockenwirbel fielen.
 * Appetitanregen; bei Magersüchtigen
 * von siebzehn bis achtzehn Jahren, mit schmachtendem Blick, aufs weiße widerstrebende Sommerbett, im frischen Morgenlichte, faselnackend vor innrer Glut von aller Decke und Hülle, bereit und kampflüstern hingelagert, Wollust zu geben

 * create/expand zugegen, dabeigewesen, Erziehungsproblem, Betriebsrat, reklamieren, rechtdrehend, mordsmäßig; entpubertieren; herausschauen, Inbesitzhalten, Schreibtischtäter, zunächst, Einschreibung, extrahieren, Ader
 * the many synonyms of Robe (including Talar)

 * beyseytigen

 * clean up ein, einer, eine, eines, einen, einem; kein, keiner, keine, keines, keinen, keinem; jeder etc

 * 2021, Ernst Wiechert, Jahre und Zeiten - Erinnerungen, Lindhardt og Ringhof (ISBN 9788726927597):
 * Oder ich musste mit ihm einen „Vierling“ kaufen, ein Gewehr, das ausser dem Kugel- und den beiden Schrotläufen einen vierten kleinkalibrigen Kugellauf in der Visierschiene hatte. Ein Ungetüm von Gewehr, eine vervollkommnete Mordwaffe, ...

Colours

 * sozialistenrot, kommunistenrot, morgenrot, hexenrot (rare)

 * add these and more to Category:de:Colors and its subcategories

 * obsolete forms: roth, blaw, graw, schwartz
 * some of these are not attested, check before adding!

allrot, allrotgelb, allgelbrot, allorange, allgelb, allgrün, allblau, allviolett, allpurpurn, allrosa, allbraun, allgrau, allschwarz, allweiß,

allerrot, allerrotgelb, allergelbrot, allerorange, allergelb, allergrün, allerblau, allerviolett, allerpurpurn, allerrosa, allerbraun, allergrau, allerschwarz, allerweiß,

allzurot, allzurotgelb, allzugelbrot, allzuorange, allzugelb, allzugrün, allzublau, allzuviolett, allzupurpurn, allzurosa, allzubraun, allzugrau, allzuschwarz, allzuweiß,

altrot, altrotgelb, altgelbrot, altorange, altgelb, altgrün, altblau, altviolett, altpurpurn, altrosa, altbraun, altgrau, altschwarz, altweiß,

antikrot, antikrotgelb, antikgelbrot, antikorange, antikgelb, antikgrün, antikblau, antikviolett, antikpurpurn, antikrosa, antikbraun, antikgrau, antikschwarz, antikweiß,

blaßrot, blaßrotgelb, blaßgelbrot, blaßorange, blaßgelb, blaßgrün, blaßblau, blaßviolett, blaßpurpurn, blaßrosa, blaßbraun, blaßgrau, blaßschwarz, blaßweiß,

bleichrot, bleichrotgelb, bleichgelbrot, bleichorange, bleichgelb, bleichgrün, bleichblau, bleichviolett, bleichpurpurn, bleichrosa, bleichbraun, bleichgrau, bleichschwarz, bleichweiß,

rotbleich, rotgelbbleich, gelbrotbleich, orangebleich, gelbbleich, grünbleich, blaubleich, violettbleich, purpurnbleich, rosableich, braunbleich, graubleich, schwarzbleich, weißbleich,

rare: bösrot, bösrotgelb, bösgelbrot, bösorange, bösgelb, bösgrün, bösblau, bösviolett, böspurpurn, bösrosa, bösbraun, bösgrau, bösschwarz, bösweiß,

brennendrot, brennendrotgelb, brennendgelbrot, brennendorange, brennendgelb, brennendgrün, brennendblau, brennendviolett, brennendpurpurn, brennendrosa, brennendbraun, brennendgrau, brennendschwarz, brennendweiß,

buntrot, buntrotgelb, buntgelbrot, buntorange, buntgelb, buntgrün, buntblau, buntviolett, buntpurpurn, buntrosa, buntbraun, buntgrau, buntschwarz, buntweiß,

rotbunt, rotgelbbunt, gelbrotbunt, orangebunt, gelbbunt, grünbunt, blaubunt, violettbunt, purpurnbunt, rosabunt, braunbunt, graubunt, schwarzbunt, weißbunt,

dickrot, dickrotgelb, dickgelbrot, dickorange, dickgelb, dickgrün, dickblau, dickviolett, dickpurpurn, dickrosa, dickbraun, dickgrau, dickschwarz, dickweiß,

dunkelrot, dunkelrotgelb, dunkelgelbrot, dunkelorange, dunkelgelb, dunkelgrün, dunkelblau, dunkelviolett, dunkelpurpurn, dunkelrosa, dunkelbraun, dunkelgrau, dunkelschwarz, dunkelweiß,

rotdunkel, rotgelbdunkel, gelbrotdunkel, orangedunkel, gelbdunkel, gründunkel, blaudunkel, violettdunkel, purpurndunkel, rosadunkel, braundunkel, graudunkel, schwarzdunkel, weißdunkel,

obsolete: dunckelrot, dunckelrotgelb, dunckelgelbrot, dunckelorange, dunckelgelb, dunckelgrün, dunckelblau, dunckelviolett, dunckelpurpurn, dunckelrosa, dunckelbraun, dunckelgrau, dunckelschwarz, dunckelweiß,

obsolete: rotdunckel, rotgelbdunckel, gelbrotdunckel, orangedunckel, gelbdunckel, gründunckel, blaudunckel, violettdunckel, purpurndunckel, rosadunckel, braundunckel, graudunckel, schwarzdunckel, weißdunckel,

dünnrot, dünnrotgelb, dünngelbrot, dünnorange, dünngelb, dünngrün, dünnblau, dünnviolett, dünnpurpurn, dünnrosa, dünnbraun, dünngrau, dünnschwarz, dünnweiß,

durchrot, durchrotgelb, durchgelbrot, durchorange, durchgelb, durchgrün, durchblau, durchviolett, durchpurpurn, durchrosa, durchbraun, durchgrau, durchschwarz, durchweiß,

düsterrot, düsterrotgelb, düstergelbrot, düsterorange, düstergelb, düstergrün, düsterblau, düsterviolett, düsterpurpurn, düsterrosa, düsterbraun, düstergrau, düsterschwarz, düsterweiß,

inrot, inrotgelb, ingelbrot, inorange, ingelb, ingrün, inblau, inviolett, inpurpurn, inrosa, inbraun, ingrau, inschwarz, inweiß,

hypercorrect: einrot, einrotgelb, eingelbrot, einorange, eingelb, eingrün, einblau, einviolett, einpurpurn, einrosa, einbraun, eingrau, einschwarz, einweiß,

eitelrot, eitelrotgelb, eitelgelbrot, eitelorange, eitelgelb, eitelgrün, eitelblau, eitelviolett, eitelpurpurn, eitelrosa, eitelbraun, eitelgrau, eitelschwarz, eitelweiß,

eiterrot, eiterrotgelb, eitergelbrot, eiterorange, eitergelb, eitergrün, eiterblau, eiterviolett, eiterpurpurn, eiterrosa, eiterbraun, eitergrau, eiterschwarz, eiterweiß,

falschrot, falschrotgelb, falschgelbrot, falschorange, falschgelb, falschgrün, falschblau, falschviolett, falschpurpurn, falschrosa, falschbraun, falschgrau, falschschwarz, falschweiß,

fastrot, fastrotgelb, fastgelbrot, fastorange, fastgelb, fastgrün, fastblau, fastviolett, fastpurpurn, fastrosa, fastbraun, fastgrau, fastschwarz, fastweiß,

feinrot, feinrotgelb, feingelbrot, feinorange, feingelb, feingrün, feinblau, feinviolett, feinpurpurn, feinrosa, feinbraun, feingrau, feinschwarz, feinweiß,

festrot, festrotgelb, festgelbrot, festorange, festgelb, festgrün, festblau, festviolett, festpurpurn, festrosa, festbraun, festgrau, festschwarz, festweiß,

fettrot, fettrotgelb, fettgelbrot, fettorange, fettgelb, fettgrün, fettblau, fettviolett, fettpurpurn, fettrosa, fettbraun, fettgrau, fettschwarz, fettweiß,

finsterrot, finsterrotgelb, finstergelbrot, finsterorange, finstergelb, finstergrün, finsterblau, finsterviolett, finsterpurpurn, finsterrosa, finsterbraun, finstergrau, finsterschwarz, finsterweiß,

rotfinster, rotgelbfinster, gelbrotfinster, orangefinster, gelbfinster, grünfinster, blaufinster, violettfinster, purpurnfinster, rosafinster, braunfinster, graufinster, schwarzfinster, weißfinster,

frechrot, frechrotgelb, frechgelbrot, frechorange, frechgelb, frechgrün, frechblau, frechviolett, frechpurpurn, frechrosa, frechbraun, frechgrau, frechschwarz, frechweiß,

fremdrot, fremdrotgelb, fremdgelbrot, fremdorange, fremdgelb, fremdgrün, fremdblau, fremdviolett, fremdpurpurn, fremdrosa, fremdbraun, fremdgrau, fremdschwarz, fremdweiß,

frischrot, frischrotgelb, frischgelbrot, frischorange, frischgelb, frischgrün, frischblau, frischviolett, frischpurpurn, frischrosa, frischbraun, frischgrau, frischschwarz, frischweiß,

ganzrot, ganzrotgelb, ganzgelbrot, ganzorange, ganzgelb, ganzgrün, ganzblau, ganzviolett, ganzpurpurn, ganzrosa, ganzbraun, ganzgrau, ganzschwarz, ganzweiß,

gemeinrot, gemeinrotgelb, gemeingelbrot, gemeinorange, gemeingelb, gemeingrün, gemeinblau, gemeinviolett, gemeinpurpurn, gemeinrosa, gemeinbraun, gemeingrau, gemeinschwarz, gemeinweiß,

giftrot, giftrotgelb, giftgelbrot, giftorange, giftgelb, giftgrün, giftblau, giftviolett, giftpurpurn, giftrosa, giftbraun, giftgrau, giftschwarz, giftweiß,

glanzrot, glanzrotgelb, glanzgelbrot, glanzorange, glanzgelb, glanzgrün, glanzblau, glanzviolett, glanzpurpurn, glanzrosa, glanzbraun, glanzgrau, glanzschwarz, glanzweiß,

grellrot, grellrotgelb, grellgelbrot, grellorange, grellgelb, grellgrün, grellblau, grellviolett, grellpurpurn, grellrosa, grellbraun, grellgrau, grellschwarz, grellweiß,

großrot, großrotgelb, großgelbrot, großorange, großgelb, großgrün, großblau, großviolett, großpurpurn, großrosa, großbraun, großgrau, großschwarz, großweiß,

halbrot, halbrotgelb, halbgelbrot, halborange, halbgelb, halbgrün, halbblau, halbviolett, halbpurpurn, halbrosa, halbbraun, halbgrau, halbschwarz, halbweiß,

heißrot, heißrotgelb, heißgelbrot, heißorange, heißgelb, heißgrün, heißblau, heißviolett, heißpurpurn, heißrosa, heißbraun, heißgrau, heißschwarz, heißweiß,

heiterrot, heiterrotgelb, heitergelbrot, heiterorange, heitergelb, heitergrün, heiterblau, heiterviolett, heiterpurpurn, heiterrosa, heiterbraun, heitergrau, heiterschwarz, heiterweiß,

hellrot, hellrotgelb, hellgelbrot, hellorange, hellgelb, hellgrün, hellblau, hellviolett, hellpurpurn, hellrosa, hellbraun, hellgrau, hellschwarz, hellweiß,

hochrot, hochrotgelb, hochgelbrot, hochorange, hochgelb, hochgrün, hochblau, hochviolett, hochpurpurn, hochrosa, hochbraun, hochgrau, hochschwarz, hochweiß,

holzrot, holzrotgelb, holzgelbrot, holzorange, holzgelb, holzgrün, holzblau, holzviolett, holzpurpurn, holzrosa, holzbraun, holzgrau, holzschwarz, holzweiß,

intensivrot, intensivrotgelb, intensivgelbrot, intensivorange, intensivgelb, intensivgrün, intensivblau, intensivviolett, intensivpurpurn, intensivrosa, intensivbraun, intensivgrau, intensivschwarz, intensivweiß,

jungrot, jungrotgelb, junggelbrot, jungorange, junggelb, junggrün, jungblau, jungviolett, jungpurpurn, jungrosa, jungbraun, junggrau, jungschwarz, jungweiß,

kackrot, kackrotgelb, kackgelbrot, kackorange, kackgelb, kackgrün, kackblau, kackviolett, kackpurpurn, kackrosa, kackbraun, kackgrau, kackschwarz, kackweiß,

kaltrot, kaltrotgelb, kaltgelbrot, kaltorange, kaltgelb, kaltgrün, kaltblau, kaltviolett, kaltpurpurn, kaltrosa, kaltbraun, kaltgrau, kaltschwarz, kaltweiß,

klarrot, klarrotgelb, klargelbrot, klarorange, klargelb, klargrün, klarblau, klarviolett, klarpurpurn, klarrosa, klarbraun, klargrau, klarschwarz, klarweiß,

rotklar, rotgelbklar, gelbrotklar, orangeklar, gelbklar, grünklar, blauklar, violettklar, purpurnklar, rosaklar, braunklar, grauklar, schwarzklar, weißklar,

kleinrot, kleinrotgelb, kleingelbrot, kleinorange, kleingelb, kleingrün, kleinblau, kleinviolett, kleinpurpurn, kleinrosa, kleinbraun, kleingrau, kleinschwarz, kleinweiß,

knallrot, knallrotgelb, knallgelbrot, knallorange, knallgelb, knallgrün, knallblau, knallviolett, knallpurpurn, knallrosa, knallbraun, knallgrau, knallschwarz, knallweiß,

kühlrot, kühlrotgelb, kühlgelbrot, kühlorange, kühlgelb, kühlgrün, kühlblau, kühlviolett, kühlpurpurn, kühlrosa, kühlbraun, kühlgrau, kühlschwarz, kühlweiß,

lautrot, lautrotgelb, lautgelbrot, lautorange, lautgelb, lautgrün, lautblau, lautviolett, lautpurpurn, lautrosa, lautbraun, lautgrau, lautschwarz, lautweiß,

lauterrot, lauterrotgelb, lautergelbrot, lauterorange, lautergelb, lautergrün, lauterblau, lauterviolett, lauterpurpurn, lauterrosa, lauterbraun, lautergrau, lauterschwarz, lauterweiß,

lichtrot, lichtrotgelb, lichtgelbrot, lichtorange, lichtgelb, lichtgrün, lichtblau, lichtviolett, lichtpurpurn, lichtrosa, lichtbraun, lichtgrau, lichtschwarz, lichtweiß,

obsolete: liechtrot, liechtrotgelb, liechtgelbrot, liechtorange, liechtgelb, liechtgrün, liechtblau, liechtviolett, liechtpurpurn, liechtrosa, liechtbraun, liechtgrau, liechtschwarz, liechtweiß,

magerrot, magerrotgelb, magergelbrot, magerorange, magergelb, magergrün, magerblau, magerviolett, magerpurpurn, magerrosa, magerbraun, magergrau, magerschwarz, magerweiß,

mattrot, mattrotgelb, mattgelbrot, mattorange, mattgelb, mattgrün, mattblau, mattviolett, mattpurpurn, mattrosa, mattbraun, mattgrau, mattschwarz, mattweiß,

mittelrot, mittelrotgelb, mittelgelbrot, mittelorange, mittelgelb, mittelgrün, mittelblau, mittelviolett, mittelpurpurn, mittelrosa, mittelbraun, mittelgrau, mittelschwarz, mittelweiß,

neurot, neurotgelb, neugelbrot, neuorange, neugelb, neugrün, neublau, neuviolett, neupurpurn, neurosa, neubraun, neugrau, neuschwarz, neuweiß,

rare: purrot, purrotgelb, purgelbrot, purorange, purgelb, purgrün, purblau, purviolett, purpurnpur, purrosa, purbraun, purgrau, purschwarz, purweiß,

reinrot, reinrotgelb, reingelbrot, reinorange, reingelb, reingrün, reinblau, reinviolett, reinpurpurn, reinrosa, reinbraun, reingrau, reinschwarz, reinweiß,

rare: saftrot, saftrotgelb, saftgelbrot, saftorange, saftgelb, saftgrün, saftblau, saftviolett, saftpurpurn, saftrosa, saftbraun, saftgrau, saftschwarz, saftweiß,

samtrot, samtrotgelb, samtgelbrot, samtorange, samtgelb, samtgrün, samtblau, samtviolett, samtpurpurn, samtrosa, samtbraun, samtgrau, samtschwarz, samtweiß,

sanftrot, sanftrotgelb, sanftgelbrot, sanftorange, sanftgelb, sanftgrün, sanftblau, sanftviolett, sanftpurpurn, sanftrosa, sanftbraun, sanftgrau, sanftschwarz, sanftweiß,

sattrot, sattrotgelb, sattgelbrot, sattorange, sattgelb, sattgrün, sattblau, sattviolett, sattpurpurn, sattrosa, sattbraun, sattgrau, sattschwarz, sattweiß,

schmutzigrot, schmutzigrotgelb, schmutziggelbrot, schmutzigorange, schmutziggelb, schmutziggrün, schmutzigblau, schmutzigviolett, schmutzigpurpurn, schmutzigrosa, schmutzigbraun, schmutziggrau, schmutzigschwarz, schmutzigweiß,

schönrot, schönrotgelb, schöngelbrot, schönorange, schöngelb, schöngrün, schönblau, schönviolett, schönpurpurn, schönrosa, schönbraun, schöngrau, schönschwarz, schönweiß,

schwachrot, schwachrotgelb, schwachgelbrot, schwachorange, schwachgelb, schwachgrün, schwachblau, schwachviolett, schwachpurpurn, schwachrosa, schwachbraun, schwachgrau, schwachschwarz, schwachweiß,

solidrot, solidrotgelb, solidgelbrot, solidorange, solidgelb, solidgrün, solidblau, solidviolett, solidpurpurn, solidrosa, solidbraun, solidgrau, solidschwarz, solidweiß,

starkrot, starkrotgelb, starkgelbrot, starkorange, starkgelb, starkgrün, starkblau, starkviolett, starkpurpurn, starkrosa, starkbraun, starkgrau, starkschwarz, starkweiß,

süßrot, süßrotgelb, süßgelbrot, süßorange, süßgelb, süßgrün, süßblau, süßviolett, süßpurpurn, süßrosa, süßbraun, süßgrau, süßschwarz, süßweiß,

tiefrot, tiefrotgelb, tiefgelbrot, tieforange, tiefgelb, tiefgrün, tiefblau, tiefviolett, tiefpurpurn, tiefrosa, tiefbraun, tiefgrau, tiefschwarz, tiefweiß,

totrot, totrotgelb, totgelbrot, totorange, totgelb, totgrün, totblau, totviolett, totpurpurn, totrosa, totbraun, totgrau, totschwarz, totweiß,

traurigrot, traurigrotgelb, trauriggelbrot, traurigorange, trauriggelb, trauriggrün, traurigblau, traurigviolett, traurigpurpurn, traurigrosa, traurigbraun, trauriggrau, traurigschwarz, traurigweiß,

unterrot, unterrotgelb, untergelbrot, unterorange, untergelb, untergrün, unterblau, unterviolett, unterpurpurn, unterrosa, unterbraun, untergrau, unterschwarz, unterweiß,

obsolete: underrot, underrotgelb, undergelbrot, underorange, undergelb, undergrün, underblau, underviolett, underpurpurn, underrosa, underbraun, undergrau, underschwarz, underweiß,

vollrot, vollrotgelb, vollgelbrot, vollorange, vollgelb, vollgrün, vollblau, vollviolett, vollpurpurn, vollrosa, vollbraun, vollgrau, vollschwarz, vollweiß,

warmrot, warmrotgelb, warmgelbrot, warmorange, warmgelb, warmgrün, warmblau, warmviolett, warmpurpurn, warmrosa, warmbraun, warmgrau, warmschwarz, warmweiß,

zartrot, zartrotgelb, zartgelbrot, zartorange, zartgelb, zartgrün, zartblau, zartviolett, zartpurpurn, zartrosa, zartbraun, zartgrau, zartschwarz, zartweiß.

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Juristendeutsch (etc.)

 * eine Minderjährige, aktenkundig, hierorts, Inmarschsetzung, seitens ihrer Mutter, X der Waldwege auf Kreisebene, Tötungsabsicht, eilends, Ernährungssektor, Augenleiden, krankgeschrieben, die diesfällige Täuschungsabsicht, Verschlingung der Bettlägerigen, Zweitverschlingung, Tötungsvorsatz, Dienstgang, Schnarchgeräusche, bei seiner vorgesetzten Behörde, Tötungsgesuch, zuschlägig beschieden, Empfangnahme, die Beinhaltung des Getöteten, Schussgeber, Zuhilfenahme, Einsichtnahme
 * Luppe, attested since the 18th century, from French, from Latin , because they resembled the open mouths of wolves; Wolfsofen = Luppenfeuer

Adjectives
German adjectives which de.Wikt has, which we don't.

 * schussstark, superleicht, schiefnasig, wechselbeinig

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 * copied from de.Wikt

Substantivierungssuffixe: -chen (wie in Stückchen) | -e (wie in Liebe) | -ei (wie in Bäckerei) | -el (wie in Ärmel) | -en (wie in Polen) | -er (wie in Berliner) | -heit (wie in Kindheit) | -ien (wie in Jordanien) | -iker (wie in Dramatiker) | -in (wie in Professorin) | -keit (wie in Sauberkeit) | -lein (wie in Männlein) | -ler (wie in Künstler) | -ling (wie in Frühling) | -nis (wie in Geheimnis) | -rich (wie in Fähnrich) | -sal (wie in Rinnsal) | -schaft (wie in Leidenschaft) | -sel (wie in Mitbringsel) | -tum (wie in Bürgertum) | -ung (wie in Erhebung)

Adjektivierungssuffixe: -bar (wie in fahrbar) | -en (wie in golden) | -erig (wie in pfefferig) | -ern (wie in steinern) | -fach (wie in einfach) | -frei (wie in bleifrei) | -haft (wie in scherzhaft) | -ig (wie in geschäftig) | -isch (wie in schwäbisch) | -lich (wie in häuslich) | -los (wie in freudlos) | -mäßig (wie in berufsmäßig) | -sam (wie in bedeutsam) | -sch (wie in pommersch)

Suffixe der Verbableitung: -el (wie in blödeln) | -er (wie in löchern) | -ig (wie in reinigen)

Andere Suffixe der deutschen Sprache: -ab | -end | -ens | -lei | -mal

Ortsnamen-Suffixe: -a; -ach; -atsch; -atz; -atzsch; -au; -aue; -bach; -beck; -bek; -berg; -borg; -broich; -born; -brunn; -brunnen; -burg; -brück; -brücke; -brügge; -busch; -by; -bü; -dal; -dorf; -dorp; -druf; -druff; -eck; -egge; -egk; -ei; -end; -ey; -feld; -felde; -fels; -ford; -forst; -fort; -furt; -furth; -förde; -gast; -hafen; -hagen; -hain; -hammer; -hart; -hausen; -haven; -heide; -heim; -hof; -hoff; -holm; -holt; -holz; -hoven; -horst; -husen; -hübel; -hütte; -in; -ing; -ingen; -itsch; -itz; -itzsch; -kerken; -kirch; -kirchen; -kloster; -land; -leben; -lohe; -mark; -markt; -mole; -molen; -möle; -mölen; -mühl; -mühle; -mühlen; -ow; -ov; -rich; -roda; -rode; -rose; -see; -stadt; -stedt; -stein; -städt; -stetten; -sund; -tal; -trop; -trup; -vörde; -wald; -walde; -wangen; -weiler; -wold; -wolde; -zell

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User:-sche/wanted-en

English
"Among the Ammonoidea the terms ammoniticone, mimoceracone and bactriticone are sometimes used for the close-coiled, loose-coiled and straight (primitive) forms."
 * ammoniticonic, mimoceraconic

 * country abbreviations used by Geoguessr players : Arg (rhymed with barge: Argentina), Bots (Botswana), Cambo (Cambodia), Cro (Croatia), Kyrg (Kyrgyzstan), Lux (Luxembourg), Monty (Montenegro), NA (North America), North Mac / sometimes North Mace (pronounced like mass: North Macedonia), Philly (Philippines), Sri (Lanka), Thai (Thailand), (people manage to name Eswati correctly and pronounce Lesotho correctly)

 * genitus (cloud / weather term)

 * transrace, transregion, transage (see Citations:transrace)
 * edgelady
 * microassault/microassaulting/micro-assault, micro-invalidate, microinvalidative/micro-invalidative

 * dumpster diving, totting, skipping, skip diving, skip salvage, curb shopping, trash picking or street scavenging, scrapping

 * shoot your shot or shoot one's shot: to take one's chance; in particular: to pursue someone one wants to date

 * tachyphasia (syn of tachylalia, see bradyphasia), ataxaphasia, dactylophasia, eidophasia
 * gynemimetomorph (see gynemimesis)

 * auto-antonym, autantonym, contronym, contranym, antagonym, Janus word, enantiodrome, self-antonym, antilogy, or addad (Arabic, singular didd). enantiosemy, enantionymy or antilogy

 * decrease "remove creases from"
 * godbearing / Godbearing
 * ultravulcanian, plinian

 * sand cutter (a type of diviner, also called a sand doctor)

 * rare queer neologisms:

 * androhomophobia, androhomophobic, androhomophile, androhomophilic
 * trixic, turian, julietian, veldian, toric, floric, neptunic, uranic (really, circled back to that one after 150 years?), faunic, daunic, cinthean, 'carnatian, viridian, and all of that capitalized
 * NMLNM (non-men who love non-men), NWLNW, NBLNB, MLNB (men who love non-binary people), etc

 * Rhinogradentia (fictional group; also a real group of butterflies?), Rhinogradentia steineri (real butterflies?), rhinogrades (English and French), snouters (possibly attested in a non-Steiner sense?), nasoria (in real taxonomic names). Eoörnis pterovelox gobiensis..

 * takie (Syrian hat, similar to a tarboosh)
 * woodjam(s)
 * yerker (sudden blow; horse that jerks; mischievous child) (from jerker?)

 * Southern US terms from Century:
 * paddies (plurale tantum) : pantalets or knee-drawers with flounces.
 * (per Century and The Sportsman's Gazetteer) goggle-eyed perch : strawberry perch ; chub (South Carolina); chinkapin perch / chinquapin perch (Louisiana or general Southern US); sac-a-lai / sac a lai (New Orleans Creoles)
 * chicken-bill : The sora, Porzana carolina, so called from its short bill.
 * dull : see Talk:dull

 * Englisher (more English, also, something to do with ?cloth?)
 *

 * create/expand: Volgian, Volgan (search for e.g. Volgan + Russia); schwerpunkt (RFV?)

 * jumping spider subfamily members:
 * aelurilline (only one BGC hit)
 * agoriine (unattested)
 * amycine (not attested in this sense?)
 * balline (not attested in this sense?)

hasariine heliophanine hisponine marpissine myrmarachnine pellenine plexippine salticine synageline synemosynine

 * searchword

 * hegumenia/ihumenia, gonker = Armenian church epigonation, nabedrennik

 * Tengisian, Ganagolian and Karachaganakian (these are either geologic period names, or straightforward "from [place]" adjectives, but none of them meet CFI yet)

 * quick clay/quickclay, acrotelm, catotelm
 * membraniporiform, adeoniform, celleporiform, vinculariiform, cellariiform
 * reteporiform: "reteporid cheilostomes are especially interesting in that their colony form — erect perforated sheets or latticelike networks (designated reteporiform; Stach, 1936)"

 * Frankification (Gallicization)

 * inbark (see Century)
 * Talk:nonhorse

 * From Century:
 * kirtle (petticoat); separate etyl "kirtle of flax" (quantity, about 100 lb, of flax)
 * kirve, kerve : ( to hole, to undercut)
 * kistress : a kestrel-hawk (Blome; Halliwell)
 * kit-kat, kit-cat : a (size of) portrait, less than half-length ("some of his kit-kats and full-length" "kit-kat of" "canvas for a kit-kat is")
 * kitchen : (verb!)
 * kitchen-fee, kitchen-gain : (? fat which falls from meat during roasting; drippings, taken by the cook)

 * quone (protologism)

 * seemingly not attested:

 * nip meaning "dolt": Tea room/2015/September
 * (from QI:) wantcatcher/want catcher/want-catcher, nutsteamer/nut steamer/nut-steamer.

 * Sand Cutter / Sand cutter (unattested US state demonym: Arizonan)

 * chalmatian (Citations:Chalmatian; also chalmation, challmation), from Chalmettian (Citations:Chalmettian), from , a city ill-regarded by the more numerous people of New Orleans
 * 2013 January/February, Stephen Faure, Book Report, in Inside Northside, volume 28, number 1, page 66:
 * Potshots are taken at St. Bernard, Orleans and Jefferson parishes; Texans; Katrina; and numerous politicians, mores and customs from "Chalmations" to "Northshorians."

 * monoyeric : (of a manuscript) using only one yer letter (despite containing enough words that it could be expected to use both of the yers which exist in the Cyrillic alphabet)
 * testovarectomy (removal of both testicular and ovarian tissue)

 * stems = supposedly slang for "legs"
 * yabos = supposedly slang for "breasts"
 * spraylat
 * time depth
 * fermor, fermour (obsolete spellings of farmer? found outside the compound gongfermo(u)r?)
 * fayer, gong-fayer

 * lithsexual (sexual version of lithromantic: person who feels sexual attraction but does not need or want this to be reciprocated / does not want to receive sexual pleasure, compare stone, stone butch)
 * nonamory, nonlibidoist

 * majoritary
 * tricarbonylchromium
 * macrolect, microlect, panlect, communalect

 * Scots: sapple, lamp

 * hylophyte, poophyte
 * Alpiner, alpiner

 * splenomalacia, lienomalacia

English: Shetland or Orkney terms

 * 1883, John R. Tudor, The Orkneys and Shetland: Their Past and Present State, London : E. Stanford ; Kirkwall, Eng. : W. Peace ; Lerwick, Eng. : C. & A. Sandison, page 132:
 * A boat itself is either farr or knoren; the stern is kupp or steven; the loose boards forming the flooring are the tilfer; the plug used to stop the hole through which, when run ashore, any water, the boat may have made when afloat, is run off, is the nile; the scoop used in baling is auskfrrie; the division boards dividing a boat into compartments are fiskafeal; the compartments themselves are rooms; a stone anchor is a fastie; the band binding the ribs together is a hadaband; the horn used to shw the course to other boats at night, or in fog, is looderhorn; a boat's compass is a diackle; oars are rems, remaks, or ars; the mast is steng; [...] to keep a boat in position in a tideway, or up to wind, is to andoo; to back water is to shoo; and to reef a sail is to swift.
 * farr, knoren, kupp, steven, tilfer, fiskafeal, room, fastie, hadaband, looderhorn / looder-horn, diackle, rem / rems, remak / remaks, ar / ars, steng, andoo, shoo, swift

English: geological terms
Many of these are taken from the Drilling Data Handbook ISBN 2710808714 of Gilles Gabolde and Jean-Paul Nguyen. Some may already have entries, others may not be attested (a few may even be misspelt):

 * Bolonian, Sequanian (which also has other meanings), Rauracian; Senonian, Albian, Barremian (Urgonian), Hauterivian, Valanginian (Purbeckian), Argovian, Chamouthian(?), Keuper(?), Muschelkalk(?), Bunter(?), Eocretaceous, Malm, Dogger, Lias, Trias; Zechstein / Thuringian, Saxonian, Autunian. Stephanian, Dinantian (Culm), Fammennian, Givetian (some of these look made-up, to be honest...), Cobblencian, Gedinnian, Downtonian, Gothlandian, Potsdamian, Georgian, Algonkian (Precambrian); Flandrian, Tyrrhenian, Sicilian, Villafranchian (Calabrian), Astian, Plaisancian, Saphelian (Pontian), Vindobonian, Stampian, Sannoisian, Ludian, Sparnacian, Montian...

Also, most of the words removed in [//en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=User%3A-sche%2Fwanted&diff=20121819&oldid=20121676 these edits], while they exist, have very vague definitions.

English: non-old taxonomic/species names
Asian lesser white-toothed shrew, lesser Canada goose, lesser Congo shrew, lesser dung fly, lesser dwarf shrew, lesser flying phalanger, lesser gray-brown musk shrew, lesser grison, lesser mouse-deer (lesser Malay chevrotain, kanchil), lesser rock shrew, lesser Ryukyu shrew, lesser striped shrew, lesser white-toothed shrew, and more by searching Wikipedia for intitle:"Lesser" species.

 * proradiate, proconcave, rectiradiate, rursiradiate, retroconcave, monoschizotomous, biplicate, dichotomous ribs, polyschizotomous, diversipartite, dischizotomous, polygyrate, bidichotomous, polyptychitid
 * Wikipedia: "Jaws of ammonites belonging to the Boreal family Polyptychitidae, with lower jaws closely resembling jaws of craspeditids, cardioceratids and hoplitoids, are described for the first time from the Valanginian of Russia by Mironenko & Mitta (2022).[28]"

 * 1955, Die sauren Devonischen eruptivgesteine des Kap ..., page 64
 * Polyptychitid ammonites, found by Standring at 520-530 m and again at various places just below the summit, between about 640 and 670 m. At the summit itself Mayne found a Lyticoceras indicating the presence of the Upper [...]
 * 1961, Meddelelser Om Grønland, volume 168, page 22:
 * [...] polyptychitid ammonites are not very difficrent from those of Speeton (Yorkshire, England) and north Germany, [...]

"They also use specific terms to refer to “heteromorph” ammonoids, which are not planispirally coiled and/or have successive whorls in contact with one another: ancyloconic, breviconic, gyroconic, hamitoconic, orthoconic, scaphitoconic, torticonic and vermiconic. [...] Landman et al. (1996) and Westermann (1996) also used the terms ‘brevidomic’, ‘mesodomic’ and ‘longidomic’ to describe body chamber lengths of approximately one-half whorl, three-fourth whorl, and a whorl or more in length, respectively."

Alternatively, but not attested / no-one uses it:

 * "In the terminology of Arkell (1957), the following terms would be synonymous: oxycone—oppelicone; serpenticone—eoticone/dactilicone; platycone—suboppelicone/subbelocone; sphaerocone—subcadicone via mexicone and agathicone to spherocone"

English: old taxonomic names

 * my notes are in [single square brackets]

Thick-billed Guillemot [...] the Atlantic bird is called Lomvia arra svarbag, and the Pacific simply L. arra, but under the system of nomenclature followed in the "Key" the Atlantic should have been called Lomvia svarbag and the Pacific Lomvia svarbag arra, as Pallas's name is later than that given by Brünnich. [In old literature, the name "Lomvia arra" is quote common, often scanno'ed by Google as "Lomria arra". The bird is now called Uria lomvia or Uria lomvia arra.]

From Frank Finn, The World's Birds (1908): Uria troile, Alca impennis, Simorhynchus pusillus, Mergulus alle, Uria grylle, Uria brunnichi.

 * 1841, William Charles Linnaeus Martin, A general introduction to the natural history of mammiferous animals
 * "Commencing, then, with the Ferae, Nature appears to quit them [aquatic types], for the Lemurs, by such animals as the Arctitis [?same as Arctoidea?], Temm., and [...]" [...]
 * Mr Swainson's parallel arrangement of the Mammalia and Birds is as follows:—
 * Orders of Quadrupeds Orders of Birds.
 * I. Typical Group. — [...]
 * II. Sub-typical group. [...]
 * III. Aberrant group. [...]
 * Circle, Simiadae; or, Old-World Monkeys. [...]
 * III. Aberrant group.
 * Papio. {Head very large, little or no tail;} Cetacae.
 * Macacus. {Tail comparatively long; hare-lipped;} Glires.
 * Inunus. {Head conspicuously created;} Ungulata.
 * Ungulata. — Families of Rasores.
 * Solipedes. Tail excessively long. Pavonidae (Peacock).
 * Ruminantes. Tail very short. Tetraonidae (Grouse).
 * Anoplotheres. Semi-aquatic. Cracidae (Curassows).
 * Edentates. Jaws prolonged, slender; feet short. Columbidae (Pigeons).
 * Pachydermes. Size, large; hair or feathers, very thin; skin, thick. Struthionidae (Ostrich, Cassowary). [...]
 * [misc species names that were mentioned:] Bos dermaceros, Bos pusio, Bos thersites [...]
 * "the argument is directed [...] against the inclusion in the order Cheiropoda, of Bimana (Man), Quadrumana (the Old-World-Monkeys and Lemurs), and Pedimana (the American Monkeys and the Opossums), as coequal families"

 * 1851, George Vasey, Delineations of the Ox Tribe
 * "what analogy can be discovered between an ordinary bull (Taurus) and a man, a monkey, or a bat (Primates); or between Taurus and the Incessores (Perching Birds)? Or between Buffaloes, whose horns are partially covered with skin (Dermaceros), and cocks and hens (Rasores)?"

English: armor

 * colet / collet: ME golet, gulet, colet: cf colleret / collerete, collaret / collarete,
 * cuisse : guisse / ?guish;  cf from ME, Citations:cuisson (2, poorly distinguished from cuisse: cf chausse, chausson), quisson, also cushion? (quishin only as an alt form of cushion); cf ME quisseu
 * gardebrace vs gardebras vs wardbrace: see below
 * gipell / gipel, (cf jupe, jupel, giperel), ME
 * hamise (pl.), ME
 * mailure, ME mailūre, OF enmaillëure = mail armor, maille
 * paitrure, ?peitrure, ?poitrure, from ME payttrure

 * vanturs / vantures (pl.), ME "Marble with my creste, myn armes, my vanturs in blewe, reede, and white, and my word ‘mercy and ioie’."
 * voids / voides (pl.), ME voydes (knee armor? error for voiders?)
 * vomrell / vomrel ME = ? (first element as in vambrace, vanguard, avant-bras?)
 * : vambard, vauntbard/vauntbarde? cf. vauntgarde (vauntguard, vantguard, vanguard), vaumbrace, ... vaunt-ward / vaunt-warde or vauntward / vauntwarde or vant-ward / vant-warde or vantward / vantwarde, warde-brace/ wardebrace or ward-brace/wardbrace

 * Citations:gardebrace vs gardbrace vs gardebras, vs wardbrace?
 * garde-bras = garde-brace / guardbrace (etc)
 * garde-cou = garde-collet,
 * gardecorps, gardecors = garcorps?

 * flaunchers, flanchière, flancard, flancher
 * Citations:kastenbrust
 * bardes: le girel, la housse, la selle d'armes, la pissière, le sambuc et la testière, qui comprenait elle-meme la cervicale et la chanfrein.

 * Scots(?) :

 * 2021, Charles John Ffoulkes, The armourer and his craft from the XIth to the XVIth century, Good Press
 * Hinterflüge, Germ. the back-plate of the pauldron. Hinterschurz, Germ. see garde-rein. Hobilers, common light-horse troopers. Hoguines, see cuisse. Holy-water sprinkle, a shaft of wood fitted with an iron spike-studded ball, XVI cent.
 * de la bride avec son mors ou son bridon avec bossettes, [...] la muserolle (Maulkorb ou Nasenband [...] noseband [...])
 * couvrenuque / couvre-nuque, garde-queue / guardacorda, guiterre, guyders/gyders ("straps to fasten the various pieces that went to mak up the suit of plate armour, also gussets" per ffoulkes, s. also quote in haustement), gynours, hampe (staff of a halberd or pike), hand and a half sword, hansart, haute cloueure, hendeure, Hentzen, horse-gay, hosting harness (armour for war) / hosting, Hufken, huvette, enarmes
 * Reiterharnisch (Küriss) für Feld und Turnier
 * File:Rüstung - Bestandteile - Vorder- und Rückseite.jpg: Plattenrüstung usw.
 * a Scheitelstück oder Glocke des Helmes, b Visier, c Kinnreff, d Kehlstück, e Nackenschirm, f Halsberge, g Bruststück, h Rückenstück, i Bauchreifen (Bauchreife) mit Beintaschen u. Gesäßreifen (*Gesäßreife), k Vorder- u. Hinterflüge, l Federstifte zum Festhalten der Vorder- u. Hinterflüge verbindenden Achselstücke, m Brechränder (Brechrand) o. Stosskragen, n Armzeug, Ober- u. Unterarmschienen, o Armkacheln (Ellbogenkachel, Muschel, Mäusel, Ellenbogenpanzer), p gefingerte Eisenhandschuhe, q Rüsthaken zum einlegen der Lanze (Rüsthaken), r Diechlinge (Schenkelstücke), s Kniebuckel, t Beinröhren, u Eisenschuhe (Bahrenfüsse o. Kuhmäuler), v Panzerschutz (o. unterer Teil des Ringelpanzers).- Deutscher Harnisch aus der Zeit Kaiser Maximilian I. (15. Jhd.)
 * Citations:lendenier, Citations:Lendenier

ailette alt forms : alette, aleron, aileron?, ailerette?

ballistic cloth bellows visor bretache (nosepiece on a bascinet) Citations:buhurt, Citations:behourd cannon (lower cannon, upper cannon) chapeau or cap of dignity dog-faced (helm) dossiere form of dossière (backplate: see Citations:spallière) dragoon / dragoon helm / dragoon helmet enclosed helmet frog-mouth helm - Stechhelm (stechhelm) Citations:garcette great helm = pot helm, bucket helm (barrel helm); jack of plate = SOP with jack? — jambiere / jambière (greave) janetaire jarnac katapu, kalapu: "A Sea Dyak war hat. It is a close fitting skull cap of rattan decorated with hornbill's feathers." Kamm Kinnreff (only German?) kop / kneekop / kneecop etc = cop knuckle-bow kulah khud lanciotte/lanciotto Lamellenhelm / lamellenhelm lobster-tail/lobster tail/lobstertail = lobster-tailed pot = horseman's pot, harquebusier's pot lochaber axe/lochaber ax/Lochaber axe/Lochaber ax loin-guard, loin guard, loinguard, luchet luneta, lunette Citations:magestone, mantlet (, also a kind of shield) nasal helmet, nasal padded jack (gambeson) = SOP with jack? — paseki secrete / secret (hidden helmet) shoulderpiece sideplate souliere / soulière Spangenhelm / spangenhelm Citations:spallière, Citations:spalliere strikeface sugar loaf takula tofao turban helmet viking helmet war hat=kettle hat? Citations:waveblade,

 * 2014, Ron Miller, The Iron Tempest, Baen Publishing Enterprises (ISBN 9781625793621)
 * [They instructed] the avid girl in the proper use of the broadsword, short sword, quarterstaff and cudgel, alavica and bec-de-faucon, luchet [...] She was then dressed in her freshly-minted armor, created by an ancient armorer who, back in his smithy, ...

 * demi-jambarts, jambarts

manople "a gauntlet, armbrace", "long blade attached to an iron gauntlet"

 * maleus, malleus (falchion?, etc)

greathalberd, ?greatknife, ?greatmail, ?greatplate, ?greatspear — waraxe/warax, warblade, warhelm, warshield, warspear, warsword
 * 2013, John Gwynne, Malice, Orbit (ISBN 9780316399715)
 * Kastell closed his eyes, remembering the hulking shapes striding through the broken gates of his hold, swinging their great-hammers and war-axes, outlined by flames. He shuddered. He had been six years old. He wished Aguila would stop ...
 * rest in pieces

kusari (chain armor, chainmail) mengu (mask) dō (!) (cuirass) kote (vambrace and lower pauldron) sode (roughly: pauldron) suneate (greave, shinguard) tsuba (sword guard), yoroi armor, ebira (quiver), yugake (archery gloves), hakama (breeches), haramaki (armor which opens at the back), eboshi, mon

 * bisarme = fauchard = guisarme / gisarme / gisaring,

bear spear, boar spear, Brogit staff / brogit staff, dagger-axe/daggeraxe/dagger-ax/daggerax; dory jitte, kontos/conto/contos, pudao, rawcon, runka, rhomphaia, roncola, sai, scythe, slaughsword; sovnya, sparth, sparth axe, pale-axe / pale axe, sparr axe / sparr-axe, sparr, spetum, svärdstav / swordstaff / sword-staff / swordstave / sword-stave, trident, war scythe, woldo ...

hasta, menaulion, ox tongue spear, plançon/plancon/planson/plançon à picot, quarterstaff, Scottish halberd ... arbir, bisento, dangpa, fangtian ji, gichang, hoko yari, ji, kama-yari, kudi, ngao, podao, qiang, sasumata sibat, sodegarami, tabar, torimono sandōgu, trishula/trisula, tsukubō

 * Citations:gates of hell

 * 1868, Paul Lacombe, Les armes et les armures, page 124:
 * On compléta la défense en ajoutant au bassinet une pièce, à laquelle on donna le nom de mesail ou mursail, ou museau, et qui se profilait, en effet, comme le museau d'une bête, comme un grouin.
 * 1954, Ashland Studies for Shakespeare / 1956, Institute of Renaissance Studies, Ashland Studies in Shakespeare: A Book of Articles, Bibliographies, Prints, and Drafts for Projects, Designed to be Background Material for Lectures in the Renaissance Institute Conducted in Connection with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival of 1956
 * ... section was called variously a ventaile or a visor; because it was usually made with an extended snout-like shape, to allow of as much air as possible when it was closed down, it was also called mesail or mursail (muzzle).
 * 1882, William Audsley, Popular Dictionary of Architecture and the Allied Arts: A Work of Reference for the Architect, Builder, Sculptor, Decorative Artist, and General Student. With Numerous Illustrations from All Styles of Architecture, from the Egyptian to the Renaissance, page 120:
 * This piece, called the mesail, or mursail (from the kind of resemblance it necessarily bore to the muzzle of an animal), but more generally known in England as the ventaile, or visor, was pierced for both sight and breathing ...
 * 1885, Alphonse Maze-Sencier, Le livre des collectionneurs, page 703:
 * Le bacinet, sorte de calotte pointue, remplaça le heaume; comme il laissait la figure à découvert, on y ajouta une pièce ayant la forme d'un museau et qui, pour cette raison, reçut le nom de mesail ou mursail.
 * 1925, Société archéologique de Bordeaux, Bulletin et mémoires
 * Le profil de ce casque a la forme d'un museau ou d'un groin et porte le nom de mursail; le haut de cette pièce est percé d'une fente pour la vue et dans le bas de trous pour la respiration. Ce casque n'était pas rivé, ce qui ...

 * tangni, tang ni, Tang Ni

 * 2013, Wilt L. Idema, Stephen H. West, The Generals of the Yang Family: Four Early Plays (World Scientific, ISBN 9789814508698, page 106:
 * On their caps they pin golden xiechai; on their armor they wear brocaded tangni.9 The strings of their bows resound with a twang; the hooves of their horses hammer the earth. They are generals who risk their life and court death
 * 9 The xiechai 獬豸 is a mythical animal that is depicted as a one-horned goat. It will butt into a criminal on sight. Tangni 唐猊 is a lion-like plate worn on the front of the armor.
 * 9 The xiechai 獬豸 is a mythical animal that is depicted as a one-horned goat. It will butt into a criminal on sight. Tangni 唐猊 is a lion-like plate worn on the front of the armor.

 * 1) An item of armor protecting the loins.
 * 2) * 1902, British School at Athens, The Annual of the British School at Athens, page 258:
 * Loin-guards. - Seven whole, besides many fragments. These semicircular plates have been found more often in Crete than on the mainland. The Praesos loin-guards have three rings in their upper edge;
 * Alternative forms
 * loinguard, loin guard

 * 2003, R. Garcia y Robertson, Knight Errant, Macmillan (ISBN 9780765344915), page 350:
 * Edward waited at the Milk Gate atop Caesar, bareheaded and smiling broadly — but wearing half - armor , a shining backand - breast , steel sleeves , loin guards , gauntlets , and big riding boots with the tops turned down.
 * 2015, Michael Gagarin, Paula Perlman, The Laws of Ancient Crete, C.650-400 Bce, Oxford University Press (ISBN 9780199204823), page 13:
 * Turning next to dedicatory practices, the dedication of bronze armor (particularly helmets and mitras or loin guards) at urban sanctuaries, a votive practice of the late seventh and early sixth centuries,47 marks a shift.
 * 2016, Tanith Lee, No Flame But Mine, Open Road Media (ISBN 9781480493247)
 * Both young men were stripped to loin-guards. They had been wrestling, a favourite warrior sport at Padgish. Fenzi, wrestling Jafn fashion, had seemed an easy target. Not so. Risen, Sombrec went on glaring, now at a pillar. Risen,
 * 2007, Simon Scarrow, When the Eagle Hunts: A Novel of the Roman Army, Macmillan (ISBN 9781429980326)
 * Their leather harnesses creaked and their scabbards and loin guards chinked as the snow softly crunched under their boots. Ahead of him the path was disturbed by the passage of the Durotriges only moments before, and they had left a ...
 * 1906, Edgcumbe Staley, The Guilds of Florence, page 383:
 * Cuoio - lesso was employed in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries by the fitters of suits of armour, as elbow , knee , and loin guards . Thanks to this fashion GUILD OF TANNERS 383.
 * 2007, SM Stirling, Ice, Iron, and Gold, Start Publishing LLC (ISBN 9781597802437)
 * ... over their shoulders and short iron swords at their sides. They wore only kilts and pleated loin-guards, but there were leather bandoliers of papyrus cartridges at their right hips. Djehuty Riding Shotgun to ...
 * 2017, Phyllis A. Whitney, Spindrift, Open Road Media (ISBN 9781504046954)
 * Everything was here, from helmets and visors to breastplates, skirts of chain mail, loin guards, kneepieces, greaves for the shins and sollerets that covered the feet. I knew something about armor because Peter and I had spent some time ...

 * 1) * 2017, D.M. Loades, The Anthony Roll of Henry VIII? Navy: Pepys Library 2991 and British Library Add MS 22047 with Related Material, Routledge (ISBN 9781351546690), page 173:
 * grapnel (crapnolles, grape yrons, grappers, grapilles, grapulles, grapyrons, gravulles) 1.

 * 1974, United States. Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission, OSAHRC Reports, page 10:
 * I do feel that the answer, again , is the fact that these men are furnished with safety belts and loinguards and they just have to wear them ” ( T. 35 ) . He did agree , however , that the use of safety belts with loinguards was ...
 * 1989, Roland Green, Conan The Valiant, Macmillan (ISBN 9780812500820), page 45:
 * Four of the women were a pleasure to any man's eye, the more so as they wore only sandals , gilded loinguards , and silver collars set with topazes . It took nothing from Conan's pleasure in the women to detect small daggers hidden in ...
 * 2012, Roland Green, Knights of the Crown: The Warriors, Wizards of the Coast (ISBN 9780786962846)
 * “The only way we could avoid leaving tracks is to approach wearing nothing but daggers and loinguards. That would undoubtedly draw the pirates' attention. Having come this far, I would like to ransom my betrothed and learn a trifle ...
 * 1992, Roland Green, Conan the Relentless, Macmillan (ISBN 9780812509625), page 60:
 * Her light linen trousers now covered less than did most loinguards, and her shirt consisted of rags that threatened to part company with one another at any moment . Her garb might be in disarray , but her wits were not.

 * cranett, cranet, small criniere; brochettes, brochets, spikes or nails on small shields; entieres (arms for the back-and-front of the legs)

English: heraldry

 * see User:-sche/heraldry

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text: nerds out

title: nerds out


text: nerding out

title: nerding out


text: nerded out

title: nerded out


text:
cybernate

Verb

 * 1)  To automate (an industrial process, etc.) using a computer system.

title: cybernate


text: cybernated

title: cybernated


text: cybernates

title: cybernates


text: cybernating

title: cybernating


text: rings out

title: rings out


text: ringing out

title: ringing out


text:
dispiducljedz

Etymology
From or. Compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to delouse, look for and kill one's lice

title: dispiducljedz


text: rang out

title: rang out


text: rung out

title: rung out


text: ring outs

title: ring outs


text: wrung out

title: wrung out


text: wrings out

title: wrings out


text: wringing out

title: wringing out


text: usaltete

title: usaltete


text: exfil

title: exfil


text: exfils

title: exfils


text: meadow mushrooms

title: meadow mushrooms


text: field mushrooms

title: field mushrooms


text:
holddown

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  A clamping device that holds another structural element in place.
 * 2)  A period during which a network router ignores messages about a currently unreachable route, giving it time to become reachable again.
 * 1)  A period during which a network router ignores messages about a currently unreachable route, giving it time to become reachable again.

title: holddown


text: holddowns

title: holddowns


text:
informatize

Verb

 * 1)  To make informational, or treat in terms of informatics.

title: informatize


text: informatising

title: informatising


text: informatised

title: informatised


text: informatizes

title: informatizes


text: informatizing

title: informatizing


text: informatized

title: informatized


text:
bliend

Etymology
From, from. More at.

Adjective

 * 1) blind

title: bliend


text:
honorableté

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) honorableness (quality of being honorable)

title: honorableté


text:
lifehacker

Noun

 * 1) One who uses lifehacks.

title: lifehacker


text: lifehackers

title: lifehackers


text:
social notworking

Noun

 * 1)  The use of social networking web sites in the workplace, when one is supposed to be productively working.

Related terms

 * notspot
 * notwork

title: social notworking


text:
robotism

Noun

 * 1) The policy or process of using robots; robotization.
 * 2) Robotic behaviour.

title: robotism


text: pumpkings

title: pumpkings


text:
pumpking

Etymology
, anecdotally from the use of a stuffed pumpkin toy that was handed between employees as a token of permission to make changes, ensuring that only one person could make changes at any particular time.

Noun

 * 1)  A Perl user working on shared source code who has been temporarily designated as the only person who is allowed to make changes.

title: pumpking


text:
pitrumtã

Verb

 * 1)  (invariant form used with "to have" in verb constructions)

Adjective

 * 1)  ( used as an adjective)

title: pitrumtã


text:
cyberathlete

Noun

 * 1)  One who competes professionally in video game tournaments.

title: cyberathlete


text: cyberathletes

title: cyberathletes


text: cyberathletics

title: cyberathletics


text:
cyberathletic

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to cyberathletics, or e-sports.

title: cyberathletic


text:
pitrumtu

Etymology
Possibly from a root  (very rare term attested in a Late Latin work), as a variant participle of, in place of the normal. Compare 🇨🇬.

Adjective
(feminine pitrumtã)

 * 1)  pierced, penetrated, perforated

title: pitrumtu


text:
clitichood

Noun

 * 1)  The property of being a clitic.

title: clitichood


text:
affixhood

Noun

 * 1)  The property of being an affix.

title: affixhood


text:
compoundhood

Noun

 * 1)  The property of being a compound.

title: compoundhood


text:
adverbhood

Noun

 * 1)  The property of being an adverb.

title: adverbhood


text:
determinerhood

Noun

 * 1)  The property of being a determiner.

title: determinerhood


text: facetimed

title: facetimed


text: facetimes

title: facetimes


text:
phrasehood

Noun

 * 1)  The property of being a phrase.

title: phrasehood


text: facetiming

title: facetiming


text:
prepositionhood

Noun

 * 1)  The property of being a preposition.

title: prepositionhood


text:
adpositionhood

Noun

 * 1)  The property of being an adposition.

title: adpositionhood


text:
headhood

Noun

 * 1)  The property of being a syntactic or morphological head.

title: headhood


text:
phonemehood

Noun

 * 1)  The property of being a phoneme.

title: phonemehood


text:
morphemehood

Noun

 * 1)  The property of being a morpheme.

title: morphemehood


text:
lexemehood

Noun

 * 1)  The property of being a lexeme.

title: lexemehood


text:
reke

Etymology 1
From, from. Related to modern.

Noun

 * 1) row, line
 * 2) line (of text)

Etymology 2
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) rake

Etymology 1
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) heap, pile

Etymology
Possibly from a language, ultimately from, or from the verb

Noun

 * 1) a shrimp or prawn

Etymology 1
Presumably borrowing from a language, ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) a shrimp or prawn

Etymology 2
From, from ,. Related to English.

Noun

 * 1) a shovel, possibly for snow

Verb

 * 1)  to give
 * 2)  to donate
 * 3)  to stretch
 * 4)  to forfeit
 * 5)  to behave (like)
 * 6)  there is ...
 * 1)  there is ...

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) row
 * 2) a line, queue of people waiting for something
 * 3)  series

title: reke


text:
vowelhood

Noun

 * 1)  The property of being a vowel.

title: vowelhood


text:
sentencehood

Noun

 * 1)  The property of being a sentence.

title: sentencehood


text:
clausehood

Noun

 * 1)  The property of being a clause.

title: clausehood


text: Category:nn:Crustaceans

title: Category:nn:Crustaceans


text:
languagehood

Noun

 * 1) The property of being a language.

title: languagehood


text: Category:nn:Seafood

title: Category:nn:Seafood


text:
chairhood

Noun

 * 1) The property of being a chair.

title: chairhood


text:
pharmer

Noun

 * 1)  One who engages in pharming (fraudulent redirection of Internet traffic).

title: pharmer


text: pharmers

title: pharmers


text:
spearphisher

Noun

 * 1)  One who engages in spearphishing.

title: spearphisher


text: spearphishers

title: spearphishers


text:
radiopaging

Noun

 * 1) The use of radiopagers.

title: radiopaging


text:
party foul

Etymology
See.

Noun

 * 1)  A faux pas committed at a party.

title: party foul


text: party fouls

title: party fouls


text:
radiopager

Noun

 * 1) A pager (telecommunication device) that operates by means of radio signals.

title: radiopager


text: radiopagers

title: radiopagers


text:
Talk:guitjoist

RFV discussion: October 2015
Player of a guitjo (instrument). Equinox ◑ 19:38, 16 October 2015 (UTC)
 * Cited. -Cloudcuckoolander (talk) 18:31, 19 October 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:guitjoist


text:
agynary

Noun

 * 1)  The absence of female organs, such as on double flowers which have petals but no pistils.

title: agynary


text: reker

title: reker


text: squintest

title: squintest


text: squinteth

title: squinteth


text: sraddha

title: sraddha


text: sradha

title: sradha


text: sraddhas

title: sraddhas


text: sradhas

title: sradhas


text:
staggery

Adjective

 * 1) staggering
 * a staggery walk
 * 1) * 2017,, novel,  'Midwinter Break',  Chapter 5, at p.101:
 * It was dark and he still felt a little staggery going down the hotel steps. He steadied himself on the handrail and immediately felt it sticky. "Ahhhhh shit." It had been painted black. He untacked his hand and looked at it. Blackened fingers and a huge black mark on his palm.

title: staggery


text:
stairwork

Noun

 * 1) The construction of flights of stairs.

title: stairwork


text: stairworks

title: stairworks


text: staminodia

title: staminodia


text:
stamnos

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  An Ancient Greek pottery container used to store liquids. It is more squat than an amphora, and has handles.

title: stamnos


text: stamnoi

title: stamnoi


text: stanchings

title: stanchings


text: standpattism

title: standpattism


text:
standpatism

Noun

 * 1) resistance to change

title: standpatism


text:
standpatter

Noun

 * 1) One who is resistant to change.

title: standpatter


text: standpatters

title: standpatters


text: staretz

title: staretz


text: staretzes

title: staretzes


text:
starets

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) An elder of a monastery in the Russian Orthodox Church who functions as an adviser and teacher.

Translations

 * Czech: starec
 * French:
 * German: Starez
 * Greek:
 * Russian:
 * Ukrainian: ста́рець

title: starets


text: staretses

title: staretses


text: startlings

title: startlings


text:
Citations:racebend

Verb: "to play the role of, or cast someone in the role of, a character of a different race or ethnicity"

 * 2010, Melodie Miu, "'Airbender' racist casting decision warrants boycott from audience", The Campanil (Mills College), Volume 95, Issue 7, 19 April 2010, page 3:
 * One of their missions is to directly contact studios that 'racebend,' or discriminate, against actors of color, and take action to protest or boycott those industries.
 * 2014, Anna Lee, "Persons of color need representation in Hollywood", The Falconer (The Torrey Pines High School, San Diego, California), Volume 40, Issue 2, 26 September 2014, page A7:
 * Hollywood does not just innocently “racebend” a few characters for the sake of hiring the best actors.
 * 2015, William Hart, "Racebending: Race, Adaptation and the Films I, Robot and I Am Legend", in The Fantastic Made Visible: Essays on the Adaptation of Science Fiction and Fantasy from Page to Screen (eds. Matthew Wilhelm Kapell & Ace G. Pilkington), McFarland & Company (2015), ISBN 9781476619835, page 220:
 * Why do adapters racebend? What is the purpose of racebending? Surely one of the reasons is economical. Changes in the demographics of the viewing audience means that films need to have more diverse casts.
 * 2015, Kristen J. Warner, "ABC's Scandal and Black Women's Fandom", in Cupcakes, Pinterest, and Ladyporn: Feminized Popular Culture in the Early Twenty-First Century (ed. Elana Levine), University of Illinois (2015), ISBN 9780252097669, page 39:
 * Similar to [Denzel] Washington racebending to become Julius Caesar for an official production,
 * 2015, Adolfo Aranjuez, "Power from a Different Perspective: Race, Gender and Grief in Big Hero 6", Screen Education, Number 79, Spring 2015, page 11:
 * in which white Jake Gyllenhaal and Emma Stone, respectively – 'racebend' and play characters of Asian descent.
 * in which white Jake Gyllenhaal and Emma Stone, respectively – 'racebend' and play characters of Asian descent.

title: Citations:racebend


text: staunchings

title: staunchings


text: stealt

title: stealt


text: steaned

title: steaned


text:
steaning

Noun

 * 1)  A ford over a river.
 * 2) The stone or brick lining of a well, etc.

title: steaning


text:
racebend

Etymology
, after the pattern of.

Verb

 * 1)  To play the role of, or cast someone in the role of, a character of a different race or ethnicity.
 * 2) * 2014, Anna Lee, "Persons of color need representation in Hollywood", The Falconer (The Torrey Pines High School, San Diego, California), Volume 40, Issue 2, 26 September 2014, page A7:
 * Hollywood does not just innocently “racebend” a few characters for the sake of hiring the best actors.
 * 1) * 2015, Adolfo Aranjuez, "Power from a Different Perspective: Race, Gender and Grief in Big Hero 6", Screen Education, Number 79, Spring 2015, page 11:
 * in which white Jake Gyllenhaal and Emma Stone, respectively – 'racebend' and play characters of Asian descent.
 * in which white Jake Gyllenhaal and Emma Stone, respectively – 'racebend' and play characters of Asian descent.

title: racebend


text: stearsman

title: stearsman


text: stearsmen

title: stearsmen


text: steepier

title: steepier


text: steepiest

title: steepiest


text:
민서

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  meatgrinder, mincer device for cutting meat

title: 민서


text:
fully-stocked

Adjective

 * 1)  Containing as much tree growth as resources could allow.
 * 2)  Containing a full assortment of relevant goods.

title: fully-stocked


text: alectormancy

title: alectormancy


text:
Citations:male

referring to cisgender, transgender or genderfluid males

 * 2016, Tobias Raun, Out Online: Trans Self-Representation and Community Building on YouTube (ISBN 1317084675):
 * His vlogs offer another representation of trans male identity than the representation that dominates on YouTube; thus, his self-presentation is much more feminized and ambiguous than what is typically enacted and claimed among other medically transitioning trans male vloggers. Whereas many other trans male vloggers use the videos to assert a conventionally recognizable masculinity through sculpting and carrying their bodies as well as dressing and talking in masculine-coded ways, Carson explores and plays with ways of expressing femininity within (trans) maleness.
 * 2016, Ania Bula, Young, Sick, and Invisible: A Skeptic's Journey with Chronic Illness (Pitchstone Publishing, ISBN 9781634310741):
 * The standard dose of a medication is often based only on interactions with a cis male body, which means that the same dose taken by a woman may be less effective or may be too much. They may not take into account the interactions between higher levels of certain hormones, or increased body fat content.
 * 2017, Janet Mock, Surpassing Certainty: What My Twenties Taught Me (Simon and Schuster, ISBN 9781501145797), page 54:
 * The transgender character on-screen—played by Lee Pace, a cis male actor, with great depth and tenderness—did not turn Troy on. She was not his type—too tall, too flashy, too Southern. Troy instinctively separated me from the movie version of Addams, an attractive woman who reminded me of a star from the golden age of Hollywood, because he did not see her as real. He was protective of our relationship.
 * 2017, Rick Riordan, Magnus Chase and the Hammer of Thor (ISBN 978-1-4231-6092-2), page 448:
 * When I got to the door, [gender-fluid] Alex said, “How did you know?” / I turned. “Know what?” / “When you walked in, you said dude. How did you know I was male?” / I thought about it. At first I wondered if it had just been a throwaway comment—a non-gender-specific dude. The more I considered, though, the more I realized I'd genuinely picked up on the fact that Alex was male. Or rather, Alex had been male. Now, after we'd been talking for a few minutes, she definitely seemed like a she. But how I'd sensed that, I had no idea. / “Just my perceptive nature, I guess.” / Alex snorted. “Right.” / “But you're a girl now.” / She hesitated. “Yeah.”

referring to castrated males

 * 2005, Jonathan Margolis, O: The Intimate History of the Orgasm (ISBN 0802142168), page 150:
 * The strange case of circumcised women apparently having orgasms is paralleled, it might be noted (if only out of academic interest rather than practical), by the odder still, yet only passingly documented, phenomenon of male eunuchs having both erections and a form of ejaculation.
 * 2007, Catherine Harper, Intersex, Berg (ISBN 9781847883391), page 38:
 * Ransley argues that male assignment in [the] absence of a penis presents a stark prospect: a culturally unsatisfactory – and sexually challenging – male' body, with poor prospects for phalloplasty. Alternatively, a decision to surgically assign a genetic male without a penis as female runs the risk of the subject rejecting the assignment in adulthood.
 * 2011, Integrative Hypothalamic Activity, Elsevier (ISBN 9780080861661), page 324
 * The deficient male sexual behavior of neonatally castrated male rats might therefore be supposed to be due simply to these qualitative changes in the development of the penis. The increased levels of feminine sexual behavior exhibited by these neonatally castrated males, however, cannot of course be explained by these changes in peripheral receptors.

referring to chromosomally XY, ZZ, XX(!), etc males

 * 1969, Human afflictions and chromosomal aberrations, page 245:
 * On the one hand, the observation of Shah et al. (1961) of male pseudohermaphroditism with XX karyotype and intra-abdominal testicles. Only the skin was studied so that a possibility of mosaicism cannot be dismissed. Two other XX male subjects (Court Brown et al., 1964) raise a similar problem.
 * 1972, Aage Galskov, Acta Endocrinologica: Supplementum (ISBN 9788774940463):
 * The same normal results were obtained in the XX-male subject with testes. In the patient with male Turner's syndrome, the basal T-value was ...
 * 1997, Hormone Research:
 * Indeed, in this report we show that, in an XX male subject, SRY is absent in blood leukocytes but present in gonadal cells.
 * 2003, Manju Yadav, Biotechnology ISBN 8171417124, page 314:
 * Affected individuals are therefore chromosomally male but for the most part phenotypically female, and they are, or course, unable to bear children. Nevertheless, many do marry as women
 * 2009, Margaret Michiko Jow, The Autosomal Signal in Caenorhabditis Elegans Sex Determination:
 * However, the Z dosage hypothesis states that DMRT1 is required in two copies for testes formation in ZZ male birds. The location of DMRT1 on one of the platypus X chromosomes, where it is present in two copies in females and in only one copy in males, would mean that DMRT1 has an opposite, ovary forming role in the platypus.

referring to voice

 * 1995, Nancy Condee, Soviet Hieroglyphics: Visual Culture in Late Twentieth-century Russia, page 113:
 * The masked woman's lips do not move, but her voice is heard again, "And then, awakened by a daring kiss..."
 * Behind the mask[,] the woman's eyes flicker open as a male voice is heard off-screen,
 * 2002, Erik Fosnes Hansen, Tales of Protection (Macmillan, ISBN 9780374272401), page 232:
 * A strong, kind male voice. “Can you hear me, Lieutenant Enberg?” There was something strange about the voice, something foreign and singsong, and the words were different. Lying there in his bandages, he couldn't really grasp what the difference was—he understood what was said, but it sounded strange nonetheless. “Do you understand what I'm saying, Lieutenant Enberg?” Good question. But he understood.
 * 2008, Diana Duncan, Full Exposure (Harlequin, ISBN 9781426811463), page 56:
 * “Alone, she braced herself to die, but instead, a gentle wind lifted her up and rocked her to sleep. She awoke inside a palace. A kind male voice proclaimed her mistress of the mansion. After she'd bathed, gowns and jewels appeared, along with a sumptuous banquet.” “Va bene. I am beginning to see why you like this story.” She returned his smile and his pulse skipped a beat. “That night, when darkness enveloped the castle, the man spoke again, and said he was her new husband.
 * 2009 December 11, The Guardian:
 * "While No Doubt are avid fans of the Rolling Stones and even have performed in concerts with them, the Character Manipulation Feature results in an unauthorised performance by the Gwen Stefani avatar in a male voice boasting about having sex with prostitutes," the band's lawyers alleged.
 * 2014, Philip J. Cunningham, Tiananmen Moon: Inside the Chinese Student Uprising of 1989 (Rowman & Littlefield, ISBN 9781442232877), page 155:
 * Another male voice suggests the crowd should leave the Square altogether, at least until the Gorbachev visit was over. Before I had finished translating the last set of remarks for BBC, a high-pitched voice comes screeching over the student PA system. “I say we don't move! I say we stay right here. We are doing nothing wrong.” I'd heard the voice before. It sounded like Chai Ling.

unclear sense

 * 1974,, Monsieur, Faber & Faber 1992, page 289:
 * In the powder rooms of the world's great hotels[,] when male lesbians meet they show each other their wedding rings and burst out laughing.

referring to hormones

 * 2009 September 11, The Guardian:
 * "It's very complex area," said Bowen-Simpkins, a consultant gynaecologist. "The male hormone is what gives bulk to muscles and bones so they are at an advantage."
 * 2010, Susan M. Ford, Sally S. Roach, Roach's Introductory Clinical Pharmacology (Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, ISBN 9781605476339), page 498:
 * 1. Discuss the medical uses, actions, adverse reactions, contraindications, precautions, and interactions of the male and female hormones.
 * 2. Discuss important pre-administration and ongoing assessment activities the nurse should perform with the patient taking male or female hormones.
 * 3. List nursing diagnoses particular to a patient taking male or female hormones.
 * 2016, Siddhartha Mukherjee, The Gene: An Intimate History, ISBN 1476733538, page 358:
 * When sperm was created in the male gonad, it was made in two forms—one bearing the nublike male chromosome, and another bearing the normal-size female chromosome—in roughly equal ratios. When sperm bearing the male chromosome—i.e., “male sperm”—fertilized the egg, the embryo was born male.

comparative: with "more"

 * 1998, Melissa S. Herbert, Camouflage Isn't Only for Combat: Gender, Sexuality, and Women in the Military (NYU Press, ISBN 9780814737385), page 8:
 * And, songs, riddles, and rituals that denigrate women continue (Burke 1996). It is not enough to simply be male; one must be “more male” than the men in the next squad, platoon, and so forth. Neither is it enough to rely on sexual prowess and physical ability to establish one's masculinity and, thus, one's status as a soldier. Much of the strategy seems to rely on being that which is not feminine and, taking this one step further, denigrating that which is feminine.
 * 2011, Brett Genny Beemyn, Susan R. Rankin, The Lives of Transgender People, Columbia University Press (ISBN 9780231512619), page 52:
 * Over time, however, they felt uncomfortable with this identity because they recognized that they were much more male than the butch lesbians around them and discovered or learned more about FTM individuals (most had only known about individuals assigned male at birth who transitioned to female).
 * 2012, Elizabeth Price Foley, The Tea Party: Three Principles (Cambridge University Press, ISBN 9781107011359), page 16:
 * Tea Partiers are slightly more male than the general population (55 percent versus 49 percent), slightly better off economically...
 * 2014, Geraldine J. Clifford, Those Good Gertrudes: A Social History of Women Teachers in America (JHU Press, ISBN 9781421414348), page 37:
 * By 1890, when women were 72% of the nation's teachers, they averaged 92% in communities of 10,000 or more residents. [...S]ome cities with large German-ancestry populations initially attracted more men than the national urban average. An 1885 survey of 24 American cities showed Cincinnati (1 man to 4.2 women) and St. Louis (1:7.7) more male than the nation's urban average[.]
 * 2014, Elizabeth Lapovsky Kennedy, Madeline D. Davis, Boots of Leather, Slippers of Gold: The History of a Lesbian Community (Routledge, ISBN 9781317663973):
 * Such thinking always lurks under the surface in twentieth-century Western culture, inviting the interpretation that butch-fem roles, and even lesbianism itself, develop because some women are genetically or hormonally more male than the norm. The tension between biology and culture or continuity and change raises questions about the nature of lesbian identity and the way butch-fem culture was reproduced over time.
 * 2015, Joe Craig, Power (Open Road Media, ISBN 9781497641761):
 * They waved them in the air once, then straightaway let them snap back to their hips. “These won't work out of hours,” Saffron announced. “You'll need to override the internal door locks on the fifth floor.” She tapped the side of one guard's monitor as she spoke. Everything was designed to prevent the guards actually examining the swipe cards, which bore the headshots of two electricians who were older, whiter and more male than the pair currently trying to gain entry to the building.

superlative: with "most"

 * 1990, Pierre Bourdieu, The Logic of Practice (Stanford University Press, ISBN 9780804720113), page 185:
 * Since we also know that woman is seen as the source from which impurity and dishonour threaten to enter the lineage ('Shame is the maiden', the proverb says, and the son-in-law is sometimes called 'the veil cast over shames'), it is also clear that the best, or least bad, of women is the woman sprung from agnates, the patrilateral parallel cousin, the most 'male' of women - the extreme instance of which, the figment of a patriarchal imagination, is Athena, sprung from Zeus' head.
 * 1996, Lawrence A. Hoffman, Covenant of Blood: Circumcision and Gender in Rabbinic Judaism (University of Chicago Press, ISBN 9780226347837), page 25:
 * What follows, then, is a description of part of that lifeline from the vantage point of the symbolism of the rite by which it is inaugurated, the most male of all physical rites, circumcision.
 * 1996, Margery Elfin, Sue Headlee, The Cost of Being Female (ABC-CLIO, ISBN 9780313390005), page 19:
 * And yet there is great occupational segregation within the service sector. Here, too, there are “men's jobs” and “women's jobs.” One type of service job that is “men's work” is that of security. So, for example, most police officers are men; only 12 percent of police officers are female. Rose is a police officer and has a shotgun. She says “It's hard to get the men's trust” (Personal Interview, 1994). Garbage collection is the most male of all male jobs.
 * 1999, Mark William Padilla, Rites of Passage in Ancient Greece: Literature, Religion, Society (Bucknell University Press, ISBN 9780838754184), page 93:
 * But even if they are not (and the evidence remains inconclusive), the contrast between male and female experience is particularly important in a plot guided by the designs of Apollo, probably the most male of the gods, to legitimize a son.
 * 2000, Valerio Valeri, The Forest of Taboos: Morality, Hunting, and Identity Among the Huaulu of the Moluccas (University of Wisconsin Press, ISBN 9780299162146), page 220:
 * Among the Huaulu [...] it stands for the most male of all activities and indeed for the phallus itself[.]
 * 2005, Mark S. Mosko, Frederick H. Damon, On the Order of Chaos: Social Anthropology and the Science of Chaos (Berghahn Books, ISBN 9781845450243), page 70:
 * Opposite-sex clan incorporation also occurs in another area. At one moment during each season, the season is ritually turned inside out, as it were. For instance, when a certain age-grade initiation, kojunduku, takes place during the wet (female) season, the male clan performs a condensed version of doronto, the most male of all dry season ceremonies. This performance "dries" out the wet season, temporarily turning the wet into the dry, and instil a male ceremony into the cycle ...
 * 2014, Rebecca Tillett, Howling for Justice: New Perspectives on Leslie Marmon Silko’s Almanac of the Dead (University of Arizona Press, ISBN 9780816513383), page 79:
 * This fear is associated with the most male of all substances, semen, a substance that has almost magical powers to feminize. Of all contaminating substances, semen is the most powerful and polluting. In a misogynist order, “Semen has the capacity to feminize and humiliate that which it touches. And it just may be that the durability of misogyny owes much to male disgust for semen” (Miller 1997, 20 –21; italics in original).

comparative: with "-er"

 * 2005, Julia Hallam, Lynda La Plante (Manchester University Press. ISBN 9780719065484), page 100:
 * ... the driving, untouchably sexy, some would say ruthless, maler than male policeperson at the core of this most realistic of television series ...
 * 2009, Jack Citrin, David Karol, Nominating the President: Evolution and Revolution in 2008 and Beyond (Rowman & Littlefield, ISBN 9780742566378), page 126:
 * There is, to date, no analysis of the 2008 donor pool that reveals whether high-dollar contributors to Obama and Clinton were indeed "whiter" or "maler" than low-dollar contributors. The scant research on other donor pools certainly does not indicate significant differences in the racial makeup of small contributors compared to large contributors, and the indications about the role of gender are mixed.
 * 2011, Harry W. Kopp, Career Diplomacy: Life and Work in the U.S. Foreign Service, Second Edition (Georgetown University Press, ISBN 9781589017542), page 25:
 * The GAO found that in 1987, of a total of 9,432 foreign service officers and specialists, about 65 percent were white men, fewer than 25 percent were white women, 6 percent were black, and 3 percent were Hispanic, and the officers were paler and maler than the specialists...
 * 2017, Laurie Frankel, This Is How It Always Is: A Novel (Macmillan, ISBN 9781250088550), page 142:
 * ... but in some ways, Aggie was maler than any of them. She was a girl who dug holes and ran hard and liked bugs and all that other tomboy shit, but it was more—or maybe less—than that. She'd dismantle toy trucks to build spaceships to fly dolls to day spas built inside killer volcanoes. You just couldn't nail the kid down. And better than all those wonders, she lived next door. Poppy and Aggie were in and out of each other's houses all weekend long.
 * 2017, Kathleen Rooney, Lillian Boxfish Takes a Walk: A Novel (St. Martin's Press, ISBN 9781250113337), page 271:
 * It occurs to me that thanks to my height and my bearing, someone who spots me from a distance in bad light might easily take me as younger and maler than I am, and this seems to be what my three challengers have done. Two seem set on  proceeding regardless, but I think I see a hint of anguish in the bespectacled face of the third. A fear of consequences, probably—but it could also be recognition of some kind: an echo of a grandmother or a great aunt.

superlative: with "-est"

 * 1990, Helena Michie, The Flesh Made Word (Oxford University Press, ISBN 9780195362992), page 16:
 * But the worst is yet to come, as Claudia is exposed to the malest of pastimes and the malest of scents : her husband proceeds to light a pipe and to fill the room with tobacco smoke.
 * 2000, Dan Savage, The Kid: What Happened After My Boyfriend and I Decided to Go Get Pregnant (Penguin, ISBN 9781101219485):
 * [W]e were the last couple to arrive. We were also the youngest, the malest, and the gayest.
 * 2017, Bruce Feiler, The First Love Story: Adam, Eve, and Us (Penguin, ISBN 9780698409958):
 * Michelangelo was Eve's biggest booster, and he [was] so in the malest place on earth.

noun: member of the masculine sex or gender

 * 2008, Linda Goldman, Coming Out, Coming in: Nurturing the Well-being and Inclusion of Gay Youth in Mainstream Society ISBN 0415958245, page 27:
 * a biologically female person who identifies as a male.
 * 2009, Margaret Michiko Jow, The Autosomal Signal in Caenorhabditis Elegans Sex Determination:
 * However, the Z dosage hypothesis states that DMRT1 is required in two copies for testes formation in ZZ male birds. The location of DMRT1 on one of the platypus X chromosomes, where it is present in two copies in females and in only one copy in males, would mean that DMRT1 has an opposite, ovary forming role in the platypus.
 * 2013, Emery & Rimoin's Principles and Practice of Medical Genetics ISBN 0123838355, chapter 88, page 6:
 * Among 46,XX males not having genital ambiguity, 80% show SRY as noted.

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alectryomancer

Noun

 * 1) A practitioner of alectryomancy.

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榨汁機

Noun

 * 1) juicer device

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stereologically

Adverb

 * 1) By means of, or in terms of, stereology.

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 * 1) Relating to a sterigma.

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Noun

 * 1) A bird suitable for cooking by stewing.
 * 2) Someone who stews food.
 * 3)  A lidded pot with a handle, suitable for stewing.
 * 1)  A lidded pot with a handle, suitable for stewing.

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Talk:nasi ambeng

Etymology
According to Hock's Baba Malay Dictionary (2006) ambong/ambung = a straw-basket pack of shrimp paste - which may be cognate witt the etymon of this word, but cannot be the source. Also, in Baba Malay, nasi is pronounced (and spelled) nasik. So I think we can rule out Baba Malay as a source.Sonofcawdrey (talk) 01:02, 16 November 2015 (UTC)

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stockbrokerage

Noun

 * 1) stockbroking

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Talk:machiam

Etymology
The alteration from macam (i.e. macham) to machiam is unexplained. According to Hock's Baba Malay Dictionary (2006) the corresponding word is pronounced (and spelled) macham, which lacks the excrescent /i/. So I think we can rule out Baba Malay as a source. BTW, some Singaporean Malay speakers I queried said that it is possibly a Chinese (mis)pronunciation of the Malay word, though this is clearly speculative.--Sonofcawdrey (talk) 01:05, 16 November 2015 (UTC)

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stolonic

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to a stolon.

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