| ACHIEVING | • achieving v. Present participle of achieve. • achieving n. Achievements, emphasizing the process of accomplishing them. • ACHIEVE v. to carry out successfully. |
| ARCHIVING | • archiving v. Present participle of archive. • ARCHIVE v. to file in an archive. |
| AVOUCHING | • avouching v. Present participle of avouch. • AVOUCH v. (archaic) to justify. |
| GRAVELISH | • GRAVELISH adj. like gravel. |
| HAVERINGS | • HAVERING n. nonsensical talk. |
| HAVOCKING | • havocking v. Present participle of havoc. • HAVOC v. to lay waste. |
| LAVISHING | • lavishing v. Present participle of lavish. • lavishing n. Profuse giving. • LAVISH v. to give generously. |
| LIGHTWAVE | • lightwave n. Alternative form of light wave. • light␣wave n. (Physics) An electromagnetic wave of light. • light␣wave n. (Physics, obsolete) A wave of the luminiferous ether. |
| RAVISHING | • ravishing adj. Extremely beautiful. • ravishing v. Present participle of ravish. • ravishing n. An act of ravishment. |
| RESHAVING | • reshaving v. Present participle of reshave. • RESHAVE v. to shave again. |
| SHAVELING | • shaveling n. (Often derogatory) Someone with all or part of their head shaved, notably a tonsured clergyman; a priest or monk. • shaveling n. A shaver, stripling, young man physically mature enough to shave. • SHAVELING n. a tonsured cleric. |
| UPHEAVING | • upheaving v. Present participle of upheave. • upheaving n. Upheaval. • UPHEAVE v. to heave up. |
| VANISHING | • vanishing adj. That vanishes. • vanishing v. Present participle of vanish. • VANISHING adj. disappearing. |
| VIRAGOISH | • viragoish adj. Like a virago. • VIRAGOISH adj. like a virago, a loud overbearing woman, a termagant. |