| BAGSWINGERS | • BAGSWINGER n. (Australian slang) a streetwalker. |
| CHINWAGGING | • chinwagging v. Present participle of chinwag. • CHINWAG v. to chat. |
| DOWNGRADING | • downgrading v. Present participle of downgrade. • downgrading n. A downgrade; a reduction of a rating, as a financial or credit rating. • DOWNGRADE v. to relegate to an inferior status. |
| EARWIGGINGS | • earwiggings n. Plural of earwigging. • EARWIGGING n. a scolding. |
| LONGWEARING | • LONGWEARING adj. lasting a long time e.g. of clothes. |
| SPANGHEWING | • spanghewing v. Present participle of spanghew. • SPANGHEW v. (dialect) to fling into the air. |
| SWAGGERINGS | • swaggerings n. Plural of swaggering. • SWAGGERING n. the act of swaggering. |
| TWANGLINGLY | • TWANGLING adv. making a twangling sound. |
| WAGGISHNESS | • waggishness n. Waggish behaviour. • WAGGISHNESS n. the state of being waggish. |
| WAGGONETTES | • waggonettes n. Plural of waggonette. • WAGGONETTE n. a carriage with one crosswise seat in front, two seats in back, also WAGONETTE. |
| WAGGONLOADS | • WAGGONLOAD n. the contents of a full wagon, also WAGONLOAD. |
| WAGONWRIGHT | • wagonwright n. A builder of wagons. • WAGONWRIGHT n. one who makes wagons. |
| WINDBAGGERY | • windbaggery n. The behaviour of a windbag; excessive or pompous speech; blather. • WINDBAGGERY n. being a windbag. |
| ZUGZWANGING | • ZUGZWANG v. to place in zugzwang. |