| ABYING | • abying v. Present participle of aby. • abying v. Present participle of abye. • ABY v. (archaic) to pay the penalty, also ABYE. |
| BAYING | • baying v. Present participle of bay. • baying n. Action of the verb to bay; howling. • baying n. An instance of baying; a howl. |
| FAYING | • faying v. Present participle of fay. • FAY v. to clean out esp. a ditch. |
| GAINLY | • gainly adv. Suitably; fitly; conveniently; readily. • gainly adv. Thoroughly; completely; (with adjectives) very. • gainly adj. (UK dialectal) Proper; suitable; becoming. |
| GRAINY | • grainy adj. Resembling grains; granular. • grainy adj. Coarsely ground or gritty. • GRAINY adj. having a grain. |
| HAYING | • haying v. Present participle of hay. • haying n. The act of gathering hay. • HAYING n. the season for harvesting hay. |
| LAYING | • laying v. Present participle of lay. • LAYING n. the first coat of plaster. |
| MAYING | • maying n. (Chiefly historical) The celebrations traditionally held to celebrate May Day. • maying v. Present participle of may. • MAYING n. the gathering of spring flowers. |
| PAYING | • paying v. Present participle of pay. • paying n. Payment. • PAYING n. the act of sealing with tar. |
| RAYING | • raying v. Present participle of ray. • RAY v. to emit a narrow beam of light. |
| SAYING | • saying v. Present participle of say. • saying n. A proverb or maxim. • saying n. (Obsolete) That which is said; an utterance. |
| WAYING | • waying v. Present participle of way. • WAY v. (Spenser) to weigh, esteem. |
| YAWING | • yawing v. Present participle of yaw. • YAW v. of e.g. a plane, to move from right to left in a horizontal plane. |