gist
91aer|o|bi|ol|o|gist — «AIR oh by OL uh jihst», noun. a person who studies aerobiology …
92aer|ol|o|gist — «air OL uh jihst», noun. a person who studies aerology …
93ae|ti|ol|o|gist — «EE tee OL uh jihst», noun. = etiologist. (Cf. ↑etiologist) …
94a|gist|ment — «uh JIHST muhnt», noun. 1. the taking in of livestock to feed or pasture at a certain rate. 2. the rate charged for this or profit made by doing it. 3. any charge levied upon the owner or occupier of pasture lands …
95a|gist — «uh JIHST», transitive verb. to take in (cattle or other stock) for feeding or pasturing, at a certain rate. ╂[< Anglo French, Old French agister < a to + gister to lodge, ultimately < Latin jacēre to lie] –a|gis´ter, a|gis´tor, noun …
96ag|ri|ol|o|gist — «AG ree OL uh jihst», noun. a person who studies agriology …
97ag|ro|bi|ol|o|gist — «AG roh by OL uh jihst», noun. a person who studies agrobiology …
98a|grol|o|gist — «uh GROL uh jihst», noun. erson who studies agrology …
99ag|ros|tol|o|gist — «AG ruh STOL uh jihst», noun. a person who studies agrostology …
100al|gol|o|gist — «al GOL uh jihst», noun. a person who studies algology …