| BACKPACKING | • backpacking v. Present participle of backpack. • backpacking n. Hiking and camping overnight in backcountry with one’s gear carried in a backpack. • backpacking n. Low-cost, generally urban, travel with minimal luggage and frugal accommodations. |
| BRICKMAKING | • brickmaking n. The manufacture of bricks. • BRICKMAKING n. the making of bricks. |
| CAKEWALKING | • cakewalking v. Present participle of cakewalk. • CAKEWALK v. to step stylishly. |
| DUCKWALKING | • duckwalking v. Present participle of duckwalk. • duck␣walking v. Present participle of duck walk. • DUCKWALK v. to do a comic walk, like a duck's. |
| GOALKICKING | • goalkicking n. (Rugby) The goalkicker’s task of kicking for penalties and conversions. • GOALKICKING n. the kicking of a goal. |
| JACKKNIFING | • jackknifing v. Present participle of jackknife. • jack-knifing v. Present participle of jack-knife. • JACKKNIFE v. to fold up like a jackknife. |
| KICKAROUNDS | • kickarounds n. Plural of kickaround. • kick␣arounds n. Plural of kick around. • KICKAROUND n. an informal game of football, also KICKABOUT. |
| KNICKKNACKS | • knickknacks n. Plural of knickknack. • knick-knacks n. Plural of knick-knack. • KNICKKNACK n. a small ornament, a gewgaw, also NICKNACK. |
| MUCKRAKINGS | • MUCKRAKING n. the exposure of misconduct. |
| PICKBACKING | • PICKBACK v. to carry someone on one's back, also PICKABACK, PICKAPACK, PIGGYBACK. |
| POCKMANKIES | • POCKMANKY n. (Scots) a corrupt form of portmanteau, also POCKMANTIE. |
| POCKMARKING | • pockmarking v. Present participle of pockmark. • POCKMARK v. to mark with scars caused by an eruptive disease. |
| SHRINKPACKS | • SHRINKPACK n. a shrink-wrapped package. |
| SKYJACKINGS | • skyjackings n. Plural of skyjacking. • SKYJACKING n. the sport of jumping by parachute. |
| STOCKTAKING | • stocktaking n. The act of taking an inventory of merchandise etc. • stocktaking n. The reappraisal of a situation or of one’s prospects. • STOCKTAKING n. the inventorying and valuation of stock. |
| TICKTACKING | • TICKTACK v. to use arm signals for bookmaker information, also TICTAC, TICTOC, TICKTOCK. |