| BERAKING | • BERAKE v. to rake all over. |
| BREAKING | • breaking v. Present participle of break. • breaking n. The act by which something is broken. • breaking n. (Linguistics) A change of a vowel to a diphthong. |
| CREAKING | • creaking v. Present participle of creak. • creaking n. A noise that creaks. • CREAK v. to make a squeaking sound. |
| DAKERING | • DAKER v. (Scots) to lounge, also DACKER. |
| FREAKING | • freaking adj. (Minced oath, slang, chiefly US, euphemistic) Fucking. • freaking adj. (Obsolete) Freakish. • freaking adv. (Euphemistic, slang, US) Fucking. |
| GENNAKER | • gennaker n. (Nautical) A sail having characteristics of a genoa and a spinnaker. • GENNAKER n. a type of sail for boats. |
| GUNMAKER | • gunmaker n. One who manufactures guns. • GUNMAKER n. a maker of guns. |
| KARENGOS | • KARENGO n. (Maori) an edible type of Pacific seaweed. |
| KNAGGIER | • knaggier adj. Comparative form of knaggy: more knaggy. • KNAGGY adj. of wood, knotty. |
| NECKGEAR | • neckgear n. Neckwear. • NECKGEAR n. apparel for the neck. |
| REMAKING | • remaking v. Present participle of remake. • remaking n. Recreation; reconstruction. • REMAKE v. to make over again. |
| RETAKING | • retaking v. Present participle of retake. • retaking n. The act of taking again. • RETAKING n. the act or taking again. |
| REWAKING | • rewaking v. Present participle of rewake. • REWAKE v. to wake again. |
| SKANGERS | • skangers n. Plural of skanger. • SKANGER n. (Irish) a young working-class person who wears casual clothes. |
| SKEARING | • skearing v. Present participle of skear. • SKEAR v. (dialect) to scare, also SKEER. |
| WREAKING | • wreaking v. Present participle of wreak. • wreaking n. The act by which something is wreaked. • WREAK v. to effect, bring about. |