| ANNEALING | • annealing n. The heating of solid metal or glass to high temperatures and cooling it slowly so that its particles… • annealing v. Present participle of anneal. • ANNEALING n. the process of making (as steel or glass) less brittle by heating and then cooling. |
| BANNERING | • bannering v. Present participle of banner. • BANNER v. to furnish with a flag. |
| BENIGNANT | • benignant adj. (Now rare) Kind; gracious; favorable. • BENIGNANT adj. kind; gracious, as a king to his subjects. |
| DEMANNING | • demanning v. Present participle of deman. • DEMANNING n. the deliberate reduction of the number of employees in a particular industry, etc. |
| ENHANCING | • enhancing v. Present participle of enhance. • ENHANCE v. to raise in value or quality. |
| ENNEAGONS | • enneagons n. Plural of enneagon. • ENNEAGON n. a polygon with nine angles. |
| ENPLANING | • enplaning v. Present participle of enplane. • ENPLANE v. to put on an aeroplane, also EMPLANE. |
| ENRANGING | • enranging v. Present participle of enrange. • ENRANGE v. to arrange, also ENRAUNGE. |
| ENRANKING | • enranking v. Present participle of enrank. • ENRANK v. (Shakespeare) to place in order. |
| ENSNARING | • ensnaring v. Present participle of ensnare. • ensnaring adj. That ensnares or traps. • ENSNARE v. to trap, also INSNARE. |
| JANNEYING | • JANNEYING n. acting as a disguised merrymaker at Christmas. |
| NEATENING | • neatening v. Present participle of neaten. • NEATEN v. to make neat. |
| NENNIGAIS | • NENNIGAI n. (Native Australian) a large edible marine fish, also NANNYGAI. |
| PENANCING | • penancing v. Present participle of penance. • PENANCE v. to impose a type of punishment upon. |
| REMANNING | • remanning v. Present participle of reman. • re-manning v. Present participle of re-man. • REMAN v. to supply a fresh group of men. |
| TENANTING | • tenanting v. Present participle of tenant. • TENANT v. to occupy as tenant. |
| UNMEANING | • unmeaning adj. (Dated) Having no meaning or significance. • UNMEANING adj. having no meaning or signification; as, unmeaning words. |