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English words
good-looking drawing-room dining-room high-pitched forty-five heart-warming better'n dark-haired forty-eight half-dozen half-hour black-market black-bearded brand-new witch-doctor broad-shouldered first-class empty-handed full-length ever-present half-past night-vision deep-set dream-time cross-examination horn-rimmed sun-browned night-watch pocket-money ink-stained sea-green cow-dung stuck-up fire-breathing low-key
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 * common words: snaggled, pistoning, lookie, winkled, somethink/someting, metahistorical, glinged, weare, blythe, yander,donnee, tassles, accordian, gouted vealed, vminek, suiter
 * abbrev's: howe'er y'self, diff'rent never've, yo'self, twasn't, wuzn't, would'st, wadn't, ever'thing
 * commonly lowercase: christian, jewish, gefilte, george, sunday, satanists, christmas
 * fossil/cran words: factly, froing, humouredly humoredly (good-humouredly, good-humored), gooders, brainer, bloodedly, factness, bility, adozen (half adozen), fectly, alecky/alecks (smart-alecky), dently, intelli (intelli-), descript, mortems, plussed, jeebies, wishy, walkie, sightedness, uncared (for), (get) togethers, (all) nighters, committally, (frus) trated, woogie, golucky, fartsy, nobbing
 * common compounds:
 * hyaenic
 * eozoic
 * jabal / jábal (جبل)
 * Calakmul / Kalakmul
 * misimprinting (falconry)
 * wingover (falconry)
 * Mx. / Mx (short for mix, mux, honourable, or mixter. English honorifics)
 * hoorang (poorly broken in horse?)
 * octopean, octopian, octopic, octopine
 * Caerlaverock
 * soffietta (glassblowing tool)
 * Gyges (Γύγης)
 * pacioffis (glassblowing tool, wooden jacks. p'cho-fee)
 * cane-drawing, tube-drawing (glassblowing)
 * tagliol (glowblowing, paddle)
 * poxel (polygon voxel, ala minecraft)
 * weedscape (thanks Equinox)
 * biodeviation - turning over of sediment. mostly top 25cm.
 * grachai (rhizome)
 * vidya
 * sandlance
 * realizationally, realizational
 * interactionist
 * spider mite, spidermite
 * biophilosophy
 * propargite
 * tebufenpyrad
 * dipbath, dipsite
 * chlorphyrifos
 * prothiophos / prothiofos
 * hellstone
 * eikasia, dianoia (see pistis, noesis)
 * zuihitsu (随筆)
 * exotropic
 * intertexuality
 * bioregulation
 * bricolager (rare form of bricoleur, from bricolage + -er)
 * microdrile
 * biodeviation
 * softjaw (gecko)
 * dropline
 * biosequestration
 * hydrogasification
 * kobigraph
 * nemophily
 * involucre (epithet means 'with an involucre')
 * Glesnæs (glesne)
 * (quantum physics)
 * xenomelia — xenomelia spectrum disorder, formerly labeled "body integrity identity disorder" (BIID), foreign limb syndrome
 * nonconstituent (non-constituent)
 * Udjat Eye (Eye of Horus) - goddess Wadjet, also written as Wedjat, or "Udjat", Uadjet, Wedjoyet, Edjo or Uto
 * slenthem Slenthem (also slentem or gender panembung)
 * ancyroid, ankyroid
 * guetapens, guet-apens
 * ergasia
 * hypodiegetic (narrative)
 * nie-nie, nie-nies
 * hemochorial
 * tautonymous, tautonymic
 * Paektusan (Paektu Mountain)
 * liblabble
 * elekiter
 * gonimoblast
 * xbone
 * cochran — Centrolene savagei (Savage's cochran frog)
 * ninjatō / ninjato (忍者刀), ninjaken (忍者剣), or shinobigatana —
 * protonationalistic
 * goldfishing (playing MTG against a goldfish / testing a deck)
 * autoscroller
 * momayyez (Persian decimal separator) "٫‎"
 * polycultural
 * moonmoon, moon-moon, moon moon, submoon, moonlet, moonito, moonette, grandmoon, metamoon, moooon, moon-squared, nested moon
 * offplanet, off-planet
 * oligon(s) — dark matter might be "oligons" (Stephen Wolfram)
 * quantivalenz German, (= quantivalence, Valenz); equivalence
 * triacontad (30) from τριάκοντα, cognate triginta
 * seame
 * myrmecoleon / mirmicioleon / formicaleon / formicaleun / mermecoleon / concasabea
 * mechanoception process (e.g. stretch-activated receptors in plants and mycelium; see mechanosensitive; =mechanoreception?)
 * hierozoika / hierozoica

English Terms and phrases
Two or more word terms / phrases
 * however long
 * kick out the jams
 * penalty rate
 * habitat tree, seed tree
 * global illumination
 * pontil mark
 * sturgeon face
 * lobus quadratus hepatis
 * proxy wave (quantum physics)
 * crime wave (crimewave)
 * implicit learning
 * let them eat cake / qu'ils mangent de la brioche
 * pain brié
 * science is in / is the science in
 * canned hunt
 * double spend (of virtual currency)
 * lazy man's load
 * under the umbrella / umbrellaed under
 * off-world (see also: off-worlder)
 * global south
 * wall time (vs cpu time)
 * Stalined out (of historical record)
 * Cheeto Jesus
 * sky prawn (edible locust)
 * bob-owler, bobowler, bob owler — (moth)
 * bee-hunter, beehunter, bee hunter — bear, Beowulf, ( wasp

Taxonomy related

 * also: Dictionary, User:Pengo/List of Latin and Greek words commonly used in systematic names, Category:Latin entry maintenance, 


 * uninomial (vs binomial)
 * binomial phrase = binomen
 * new taxon (e.g. genus novum, gen. nov.; species nova, sp. nov., n. sp., new species)
 * new combination (combinatio nova, comb. nov.) or name at new rank (status novus, stat. nov.)
 * nom. rej., nom. illeg.
 * nomenclatural novelty
 * cl. (class), ord. (order), fam. (family), tr. (tribe), gen. (genus), sect. (section), ser. (series), sp. (species), var. (variety), f. (forma).
 * nothotaxa notho-, subsp. (subspecies), nothosp. (nothospecies), but subg. (subgenus) not “subgen.”
 * isonym
 * replacement name (avowed substitute, nomen novum, nom. nov.)
 * haema-, hema- - αἷμα
 * Sp. Pl., Syn. Pl.
 * Scandix “pecten ♀” L. is to be transcribed as Scandix pecten-veneris; Veronica “anagallis ∇” L. is to be transcribed as Veronica anagallis-aquatica. ♀ = veneris,  ∇ = aquatica (see Water (classical element)).
 * the usage of the word element -cola as an adjective is a correctable error (iapt)
 * Linnaean "nomen specificum legitimum"
 * non-scriptus <= Hyacinthus “non scriptus” L. (Sp. Pl.: 316. 1753)
 * nomina trivialia, phrase names used by Linnaeus as specific epithets
 * Latin terminations
 * ootaxa
 * excavata
 * voucher specimen (holotype)
 * epitype (see also: holotype, syntype, lectotype, neotype, paratype, topotype, isotype, type series, hapantotype)
 * holotypus, typus (used in ICBN)
 * (monograph, phylogenies, field guide, checklist, redescription)
 * Habromys, Peromyscus. (H. schmidlyi, P. schmidlyi)
 * Lepiota lutea, now Leucocoprinus birnbaumii
 * tetraëdricum, Polyedrium tetraëdricum
 * güntheri, Anomoeoneis sphaerophora var. güntheri
 * Györffyana, Györffyana humicola, humicola
 * Chelonoidis donfaustoi, Chelonoidis, donfaustoi (w) — honours former Galapagos National Park ranger Fausto Llerena Sánchez, known to his friends and colleagues as Don Fausto. Don Fausto, who managed the captive breeding programme for tortoises
 * hemiclone (hemiclonal)
 * Synodus doaki, Named doaki after Wade Doak, pioneer New Zealand diver and underwater naturalist, who first discovered this fish at the Poor Knights Islands. [ocr]
 * Nova Zelandia — zealandica 35, novazealandica 7, neozealandica 5, novozealandica 4, novaezealandica 2
 * l.c.p. = "l. c." (or "loc. cit.") "loco citato" and "p." means "page"
 * In older botanical literature you may notice that the nominotypical variety was designated by a epithet such as typica, genuina, or originaria, but this was not done after 1950 (Benson 1962).
 * nominate subspecies
 * uncinigerous
 * lectoparatype
 * lectotypification
 * “échantillontype” (type specimen)
 * parsimony (cladistics)
 * holophyletic
 * hedyleptan
 * Dolomedes briangreenei, Dolomedes (dolomed? means wily, deceitful?), briangreenei
 * Abjapyx
 * taxon inquirenda
 * vertiberry, vertiberries, verteberry, verteberries, snake stone(s) — names for fossils
 * Hirudinella
 * mellori — Corvus mellori Little raven or "Mellor's raven"? (cuervo de Mellor); see also Adoryphorus mellori (beetle) — see nicefori for example entry; or mellor / mellō (honey collector)

Missing definitions on existing entries

 * moile (glassblowing) added
 * yoke (glassblowing) added
 * amphora (modern vase / vase shape)
 * lens - freshwater lenses,
 * catted (adj sense), catted chimney, (one built of logs/sticks and clay; possibly related to cat-mallison, catmallison?)
 * bedding / beddings (gerund form of to bed)
 * remaster (video game)
 * bionomy (as coined by Ernst Haeckel), see also: bionomics (natural history of species), bionomer(s), bionauts, biophilia
 * freedom (euphemistic, humor) — fries, units (e.g. Fahrenheit), etc
 * fold, something like "In displaying time, the fold is an attribute of displayed local time refers when clocks are moved back and something ambiguous fold something 0 or 1"
 * naja crescent-shaped pendant (Navajo)

Non-English

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 * kōkenje / kokenje - Middle Low German, small cake (of which the houses in the imaginary land of Cockaigne are built); related to Spanish cucaña, Italian cuccagna
 * ὕραξ, Ancient Greek (hurax, “shrewmouse”), hyrax
 * leafe (Old English, perhaps lēafe. leaf, page?, permissions?, see also leaf)
 * hlidskjalf / hliðskjálf / hlidskjálf
 * ˩˧ (translingual - tone letter)
 * also: ˥˧ ˦˨ ˧˩ ˥˩ ˩˧ ˨˦ ˧˥ ˩˩˧ ˧˥˦ ˦˩˨ ˨˩˧
 * ɨ̆ (translingual - IPA - small barred-i written with a breve, represents a very short close central unrounded vowel)
 * also: ä̆ ɒ̆ ĕ̞ ɒ̆ ĭ ŭ ɐ̹̆ ø̆ ɔ̆ ŭ̞ ɯ̆ ɐ̆ ʉ̆ ɛ̆ ə̆ ŏ ɪ̆ (see: Breve)
 * jødekake (no), jødekakor, jødekakur, jødekager or judebröd in Scandinavia, "joodse boterkoeken" (Jewish butter biscuits) in the Netherlands. see Jødekake
 * transmigrasi (id)
 * cogito ergo sum / cogito, ergo sum (la)
 * res cogitans (la)
 * Nungga, mihirung, wonga-wonga, min-min, djanga, turndun, woggabaliri, wurlie, cockabully, burdardu, geebung -- English words mostly of Australian Aboriginal origin
 * yumob ("you mob") in Kriol
 * komorebi, 木漏れ日, コモレビ - sunlight shining through trees
 * díszmagyar
 * myötähäpeä
 * wallraffande / wallraffat (to do undercover journalism in the spirit of Günter Wallraff), talsmat (tals+mat), snuthatare (cop hater?), hittepå, äckligast (äckligt: gross), rummaren, förrådsmat (förråds + ), inälvsgryta (+: intestinal stew/casserole/pot), vinterbok (Winter book), humoralpatologin, harkel (cough / clearing throat), eldchocken (+chocken), härläger (här+läger?), blaja (bla+ja? to 'blah yes'?), lättkränkthet (lätt+kränkt+het?: easily offended hot?), syokonsulenter, båttema, arselet, gårkök, häxbränningar (+bränningar witch burnings), tiggarbarn, visgossar, Blåkulla, häxbränning, gäddlever (pike liver?), lyktgubbar, ölättika, vabbar (vabba), måndaden, spägrisen, kväkljud (frog croaking sound), krumgädda (boiled pike bites?), tjäderhöna, slabbade (sv)
 * (et seqq.) (la)
 * is an orphan
 * - to unyoke, abjugate. see also désunir
 * , from (see, Avaaz)
 * (see spheno-)
 * (see -suchus)
 * aantrekkelijkheid
 * (pl) ([kshach-kih], lit. "shrubs", see ).
 * (hu) "garbage lettering". Also the phrase "Árvíztűrő tükörfúrógép" Árvíztűrő tükörfúrógép, a nonsense phrase (literally "Flood-resistant mirror-drilling machine") containing all accented characters used in Hungarian.
 * Kavoshgar? Explorer, probe.
 * ibodai, Japanese butterfish,
 * (de)
 * Lambl (surname) (⇒Lamblia). Lamblová? Lämbl? Lamboley?
 * , Bulbophyllum dschischungarense
 * - a kind of boot made of raw hide, worn chiefly by soldiers and wagoners (cf. caliga)
 * 💩 (pile of poo)
 * (Pseudecheneis paviei)
 * — "super-ancestor" (Kwaio)
 * — Old Icelandic
 * — a pepper / duckface
 * (zigzag)
 * — "super-ancestor" (Kwaio)
 * — Old Icelandic
 * — a pepper / duckface
 * (zigzag)
 * — a pepper / duckface
 * (zigzag)
 * (zigzag)

Ikaruga and Shogi

 * Ginkei (, ギンケイ) — Lady Amherst's pheasant.
 * Ikaruga related birds: (⇒ ),  (⇒ ),, , , , ,  (⇒ ), ,  (⇒ 田鳧、)... extra alternatives: (朱鷺 ⇒ 朱鷺、 鴇) (鶚 ⇒ 鶚、雎鳩、雎、鵃)
 * / (Streptopelia, turtle doves. 属=genus)
 * = (yamabato, turtledoves), or  (sankyū, Mountain dove in Taikyoku shogi)

Missing for a specific language

 * gamen - Old English (“amusement”), see backgammon
 * bune - Middle English bune (“hollow stalk or stem, drinking straw”), from Old English bune (“cup, beaker, drinking vessel; reed, cane”). See bunny

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 * henbit
 * acanthonotozomatid, probably from Acanthonotozoma Boeck, 1876 (or Acanthonotozomatidae Stebbing, 1906)
 * Allisonia Herz., 1941 = Theodor Karl Julius Herzog (1880-1961) Allisonia
 * Allisonia cockaynei (Steph.) Schust. —
 * also known as Allisonia
 * Steph. = (1898–1924) — (Species Hepaticarum?)
 * Schust. = ?? probably R.M.Schust. - Rudolf Mathias Schuster (1921–2012)
 * Previous name / synonym?
 * Allisonia moerckioides ? unresolved name
 * Allison, K. W.; John Child (1975). The Liverworts of New Zealand. Dunedin: University of Otago Press. pp. 243–245.
 * Allison, K. W. references: Allison, J. W., 1950. New Species of New Zealand Bryophytes, Trans. Roy. Soc. N.Z., 78:1, 93–96.
 * Kenneth Willway Allison 1894-1976

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- WT:APR
 * bairn
 * xyr
 * coelacanth
 * baiji
 * petrichor
 * mojibake or もじばけ
 * Laplace
 * brioche
 * lechwe

quotes
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 * drivest
 * overweigh

Appendix pages that could use some care

 * Appendix:List of adjectives indicating shape
 * Appendix:Orphaned words
 * Appendix:Scientific journal abbreviations
 * Appendix:Time zones