| ARCADINGS | • arcadings n. Plural of arcading. • ARCADING n. shops in an arcade. |
| ASCENDING | • ascending v. Present participle and gerund of ascend. • ascending adj. (Of a sequence) Rising or increasing to higher levels, values, or degrees. • ascending adj. Sloping or leading upwards. |
| CARANGIDS | • carangids n. Plural of carangid. • CARANGID n. a marine fish. |
| CARDIGANS | • cardigans n. Plural of cardigan. • CARDIGAN n. a woollen jacket which buttons in front. |
| CASCADING | • cascading v. Present participle of cascade. • CASCADE v. to fall like a waterfall. |
| CLADDINGS | • claddings n. Plural of cladding. • CLADDING n. a material covering another. |
| CRADLINGS | • cradlings n. Plural of cradling. • CRADLING n. a wooden or iron framework within a ceiling. |
| CRUSADING | • crusading v. Present participle of crusade. • CRUSADE v. to engage in a holy war. |
| DECEASING | • deceasing v. Present participle of decease. • DECEASE v. to die. |
| DESCALING | • descaling v. Present participle of descale. • descaling n. The removal of scale from the surface of a metal, especially from the inner surfaces of boilers etc. • DESCALE v. to remove scales from fish. |
| DISCAGING | • discaging v. Present participle of discage. • DISCAGE v. to free from a cage. |
| DISCASING | • discasing v. Present participle of discase. • DISCASE v. (Shakespeare) to undress. |
| DISPACING | • dispacing v. Present participle of dispace. • DISPACE v. (Spenser) to range about. |
| GASCONADE | • gasconade n. Boastful talk. • gasconade adj. (Obsolete) Of or pertaining to exaggeration or extravagant boasting; bombastic. • gasconade v. (Obsolete, derogatory) To talk boastfully. |
| GOLCONDAS | • Golcondas n. Plural of Golconda. • GOLCONDA n. (Hindi) a source of great wealth. |
| GUIDANCES | • guidances n. Plural of guidance. • GUIDANCE n. advice. |
| SCALDINGS | • scaldings n. Plural of scalding. • SCALDING n. the act of scalding. |
| SCAVENGED | • scavenged v. Simple past tense and past participle of scavenge. • SCAVENGE v. to search through rubbish for items. |