| mixt | a past tense and passive participle of "mix". | |
| gemel | (obs.) a hinge; adj. gemeled: (of architectural members) coupled. | |
| swoose | a swan-goose hybrid. | |
| sucket fork | a double-ended utensil for sweetmeats, with both fork tines and a spoon bowl. | |
| runcible spoon | a nonce utensil of Edward Lear's, widely held to be something along the lines of a spork. | |
| opisthograph | a document written on both sides of the leaves. | |
| liger | the offspring of a male lion and female tiger. | |
| cherry-bob | (Brit.) a pair of cherries whose stems are joined. | |
| tiglon | the opposite of a liger. | |
| ginglymus | (anat.) a hinge joint. | |
| twibill | a mattock whose head is half adze, half axe. | |
| splake | the hybrid of a lake and a brook trout. | |
| recto/verso | a right-hand or left-hand page of a book. | |
| bracteate | a coin of thin metal, struck on one face, whose pattern shows in reverse on the back. | |
| gemel bottle | a bottle of two adjacent flasks whose necks curve oppositely. | |
| amphigenous | (of certain fungi) growing on both sides of leaves. |